how do you fit a cam pulley so the timing marks are in the correct place??
3 bolts, 3 slots, 3 options............
are there any marks I should look for??? I cant see any
cheers
JT
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how do you fit a cam pulley so the timing marks are in the correct place??
3 bolts, 3 slots, 3 options............
are there any marks I should look for??? I cant see any
cheers
JT
On the other end of the cams ( dizzy/sensor end ) they are notches which I think need to be horizontal.
hmmm, I'll check that out tomorrow, but I think the slots are offset, because I remember the rotor arm only fits 1 and as does the sensor, so they are specific.Quote:
Originally Posted by oblark
I'll check anyway
thanks
The slots in the rear of the cams are offset , they need to be set horizontal but the slots are one above centre and one below (if that makes sense), I made a locking tool out of a piece of dexion angle with plates bolted onto them.
Yep, the cams are offset
This might help, I set mine up by eye, when I finally got it checked with a locking tool, it was only a couple of degrees out :)
http://www.justanswer.com/volvo/1942...der-xxxxx.html
I did see a tool on ebay for aligning up the cams :)
cheers guys
kit worked a treat:)
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