Fuel cam timing
#3
The only locking/location tool I have replaces the crank sensor and therefore requires a flex plate and bellhousing and then locks the engine with the crank key at 6 o'clock (engine right way up). Is there another tool?
But I believe to time this chain the key needs to be at 9 o'clock. Although I only have this video to go on, see photo at 21 seconds in. Hence my question.
But I believe to time this chain the key needs to be at 9 o'clock. Although I only have this video to go on, see photo at 21 seconds in. Hence my question.
#4
The JLR workshop manual sections show where the chains and sprockets should be with the crank locked with the tool at 6 O'Clock (see attached) - INA/Tsubaki is for the two pitches of chain, although I'm afraid I don't remember which is which. I'd reset with the crank locked to ensure the timing is spot on.
#5
The JLR workshop manual sections show where the chains and sprockets should be with the crank locked with the tool at 6 O'Clock (see attached) - INA/Tsubaki is for the two pitches of chain, although I'm afraid I don't remember which is which. I'd reset with the crank locked to ensure the timing is spot on.
#6
The JLR workshop manual sections show where the chains and sprockets should be with the crank locked with the tool at 6 O'Clock (see attached) - INA/Tsubaki is for the two pitches of chain, although I'm afraid I don't remember which is which. I'd reset with the crank locked to ensure the timing is spot on.
Last edited by kansanbrit; 01-31-2021 at 03:21 PM.
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