CK5
Register an account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members.

Bad Cam

Are the 2 dots on the gears lining up when you have the cam gear dot at 6oclock? If those index together, it should be correct valve timing.
 
Are you sure it isn't just 180 degrees out? That isn't impossible to do, and would be far easier than calling comp cams for a new cam, lol
 
76zimmer said:
Are the 2 dots on the gears lining up when you have the cam gear dot at 6oclock? If those index together, it should be correct valve timing.
I'll answer these indivually so I don't lose anything. If ya look close you can see the cam gear dot at 12:00, 90* cw from the pin "hole", which is correct like I say, Milodon timing set is correct. The cam "pin" should be at 03:00 with the next event at ~90 AFTDC is #1 exhaust valve, which is the lobe that does open #1 ex on this lump. This lump is ex #1 ~90* before the cam's index pin, should be ~90* after the pin, ie 180* out.
 
SierraClassic said:
Are you sure it isn't just 180 degrees out? That isn't impossible to do, and would be far easier than calling comp cams for a new cam, lol
So yea, I'm sure it's 180* out and now thinking back, I don't trust this stick no matter how far I can toss it; like I said at the post, it didn't have the traditional ID on the butt end either. No one can afford to take a chance on something this integral to the motor. I can wait until at least 08:00 TN time tomorrow to find out if this wasn't part of a production run of turkeys cooked-up about the end of Nov.
 
remember crank makes 2 revs for one rev of cam so therefore if it was at 9 and was supposed to be at three you are on an exaust stroke not a comp stroke
 
hehe, the good ol' "yeah just like up the dots and drop the distributor in at #1 tdc".... and it'll be 180* off. hehehe with dots lined up #6(iirc) is firing.:haha:
 
no prob we all have our lapses at least on this sight we could all help eachother out before we go to far off the deep end
 
When you solve your problem, don't go back and delete your post! Someone is gonna need that in a search a while down the road.
 

Latest Posts

Top Bottom