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Will be needing to find tdc as I mount and time a new fangled distributor conversion on my 3.2. What size deep socket should I go buy and use to turn the engine from the front crank to find the elusive tdc marking on the crankshaft?
All advice welcome. many thanks! Russ |
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Russ, Davids correct, 36mm.
Honestly the best way imo to find TDC is with the inspection cover off, a very strong flashlight and a screwdriver of choice to turn the flywheel. Trying to turn the engine on one end while checking on the other end is a PITA, and you will have to turn slowly once in range with a screwdriver anyway. When I do use a socket/ratchet to speed things up I open the oil cap and turn the crank pulley until the intake cam mark is aligned with the saddle mark, then fine tune thru the inspection hole. HTH's Regards, JRV |
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