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eclipse_99rsJun-27-04 08:46 AM
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#76665, "For the love of christ why do my timing marks keep moving??"


          

I've tried probly 10 times now and every time i Run into the same problem. My cam gear marks move when i go to put tension on the tensioner pulley. Has this happened to anyone else?? I've tried a bunch of difrent things but nothing is working. I've been working on my car for 2days now.



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BOOSTIN-GSJun-27-04 04:57 PM
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#76697, "RE: For the love of christ why do my timing marks keep moving??"
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yon need to use a torque wrench to apply tenchon to the tenchoner and i used a camlock tool to hold the cam pullys. also you could refer to your chilton or /whutever book, the crank mark has to be set 1 or 1.5 theeth behind the timeing mark before aplying force to the tenchoner and i also beleve you apply 22fps to the tenchoner but again refer to the service manul. hope it helps timeing these things sucks nomater whaut.

  

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alain95i4Jun-27-04 05:15 PM
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#76699, "RE: For the love of christ why do my timing marks keep moving??"
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try to attach your cam gears with tie-wraps

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TeamMichael_97RSJun-27-04 05:51 PM
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#76708, "RE: For the love of christ why do my timing marks keep moving??"
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Line up your cam marks. Line up the crank mark. Turn the crank spocket a tooth back. Put the belt on and apply tension, tyhen tighten down tensioner, and pull pin.



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420AYEJun-28-04 05:48 AM
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#76724, "RE: For the love of christ why do my timing marks keep moving??"
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you just gotta be good man!

Naw, i know how tough it is. try doing your cams gears first... emoji

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