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Old 01-20-2020, 03:57 PM   #15
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Default Re: Incorrect timing on pulley of 53' Mercury

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Originally Posted by Merc Cruzer View Post
Unless a small piece is broken out of the pulley that goes over the key. These pulleys have a tendency to break. If you notice, the part of the pulley that goes over the key is thinner. That may work when you are driving water pumps, fan and generator, but add a power steering pump and the the load may become too much for only 1/4" of the key to power it. I didn't have to pull the timing cover to see this.
Something is screwed up here. There should be a sleeve on the crank that the seal rubs against and this does not extend beyond the front cover. There should be no slot visible either.The key that holds the pulley is a about an inch long and should be fully visible. I have never seen a pulley break in this area.
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