how to find TDC on each cylindar?
How do i find tdc for each cylindar, do i just turn the crank a half turn for eacy cylindar or what? I can find TDC for cylindar 1 but what about the others?
yes, 1/2 turn of crankshaft for each cylinder - with marks on pulley at TDC for #1, turn crank 180 degrees and you will be TDC on #3, another 180 degrees (marks on pulley again at top) and you will be TDC on #4, another 180 and you will be TDC on #2, another 180 and you will be back at TDC on #1.
Pull spark plugs out and turn crank pulled with a long thing peace of metal resting on pistons. As the long rod of metal moves up wait right before it starts to go down that is tdc for each piston.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by jlicrx »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yes, 1/2 turn of crankshaft for each cylinder - with marks on pulley at TDC for #1, turn crank 180 degrees and you will be TDC on #3, another 180 degrees (marks on pulley again at top) and you will be TDC on #4, another 180 and you will be TDC on #2, another 180 and you will be back at TDC on #1. </TD></TR></TABLE>
this is correct I do this with a rachect and 19mm socket
easy
this is correct I do this with a rachect and 19mm socket
easy
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