GSR TIMING PROBLEM
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GSR TIMING PROBLEM
ALL RIGHT 95 GSR MOTOR
BLOX HSL CAMS S2 CAM GEARS ADVANCED 1 INTAKE CAM.
HOW TO CHECK THE TIMING ON IT. if its advanced 1 degree on intake cam what readings should i look for.
an my timing belt seens to be lose a little, i would tighten it then it would come kinda lose again...
BLOX HSL CAMS S2 CAM GEARS ADVANCED 1 INTAKE CAM.
HOW TO CHECK THE TIMING ON IT. if its advanced 1 degree on intake cam what readings should i look for.
an my timing belt seens to be lose a little, i would tighten it then it would come kinda lose again...
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Re: GSR TIMING PROBLEM (tapboyzlilj)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by tapboyzlilj »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">ALL RIGHT 95 GSR MOTOR
BLOX HSL CAMS S2 CAM GEARS ADVANCED 1 INTAKE CAM.
HOW TO CHECK THE TIMING ON IT. if its advanced 1 degree on intake cam what readings should i look for.
an my timing belt seens to be lose a little, i would tighten it then it would come kinda lose again... </TD></TR></TABLE>
First off : How are you tightening the tension of the timing belt? If you know how to tighten the tension. and it then becomes loose. there's usually only one culprit assuming you're tightening it the right way.
And if you advance the timing on the intake cam, you should still be able to read the timing at the crank with a timing gun as usual.
BLOX HSL CAMS S2 CAM GEARS ADVANCED 1 INTAKE CAM.
HOW TO CHECK THE TIMING ON IT. if its advanced 1 degree on intake cam what readings should i look for.
an my timing belt seens to be lose a little, i would tighten it then it would come kinda lose again... </TD></TR></TABLE>
First off : How are you tightening the tension of the timing belt? If you know how to tighten the tension. and it then becomes loose. there's usually only one culprit assuming you're tightening it the right way.
And if you advance the timing on the intake cam, you should still be able to read the timing at the crank with a timing gun as usual.
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