Cam Timing
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Re: Cam Timing (Hemi_powered)
It's not a Hemi V8 
, to check cam timing you need to line up the marks on the cam gears and the flywheel, no need for a timing gun or light.
, to check cam timing you need to line up the marks on the cam gears and the flywheel, no need for a timing gun or light.
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Re: Cam Timing (Hemi_powered)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Hemi_powered »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Is my cam timing off if I advance my distributor all the way and can just barely pass the crosshair on the flywheel and not make it to the correct timing marks?</TD></TR></TABLE>
having the deuce in a small car makes me delusional sometimes
..i'm just double checking if the intake cam is off then the ignition timing would be off, since its connected to the distributor. I have my distributor turned toward the firewall all the way and the the timing mark for 15btdc is a quarter inch away with no more room for adjusting..the arrows were both pointing up when i did the timing belt..but i didn't check to see if the horizontal lines matched up...TIA
having the deuce in a small car makes me delusional sometimes
..i'm just double checking if the intake cam is off then the ignition timing would be off, since its connected to the distributor. I have my distributor turned toward the firewall all the way and the the timing mark for 15btdc is a quarter inch away with no more room for adjusting..the arrows were both pointing up when i did the timing belt..but i didn't check to see if the horizontal lines matched up...TIA
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