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#1 |
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Join Date: Jan 2021
Location: Waynesboro Va.
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Thanks everyone for the information. When I had it running a couple of weeks ago I could trace the issues back to the timing. Apparently the previous owner had gotten the gear a little off and after that I started questioning everything. Replacing the timing gear should have been a simple process but I started trying to compare everything and what I was seeing didn't add up because it's not supposed to!
Once again, making the simple complicated for over 63 years........ |
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Join Date: Jun 2010
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Easy to over think these cars....it's only a Ford.
Your current timing gear is not the old replacement two piece design with an aluminum hub ? If it is and things are 'open', good time to ditch it. |
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Join Date: Jan 2021
Location: Waynesboro Va.
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I have replaced the fiber gear for an aluminum one since I took these pictures. I haven't closed anything up yet because I kept second guessing myself. After reading these responses I realize that it's set up correctly and I just need to move forward. Hopefully it will run better this time around! |
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Lincoln, Nebraska
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Easiest way (for me) to find the dimple is to use a short phillips screw driver instead of the timing pin.
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Dave / Lincoln Nebraska |
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