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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: shaft on 29 June 2010, 23:04:38
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i am refitting a timing belt kit and by mistake the locking tools were removed when the tensioners were slackened and hey presto the cams have jumped- luckily before i started i had taken a photo so my question is ' if i put the cams back to the photo will my timing be ok? or is there some sort of sequence
i have already tried this once and i have ended up with loads of belt slack around the tensioner side.
its a gates belt kit fitted clockwise
any help! [smiley=sad.gif] [smiley=sad.gif]
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Before moving the cams, back of the crank by about 30 degrees (IIRCC) then set up cams and insert locks, then rotate crank back to correct position and lock.
Should be fine though... May need a few attempts at getting things right :y
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Before moving the cams, back of the crank by about 30 degrees (IIRCC) then set up cams and insert locks, then rotate crank back to correct position and lock.
Should be fine though... May need a few attempts at getting things right :y
Exactly what Lazydocker says but its 60% BTDC :y
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Someone may correct me if I'm wrong but the cams are to be turned clockwise only.....
Daz is a great help he helped me when I had similar troubles...
I still can't thank him enough...
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Where are you, someone local might be able to help you out ;)
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and make sure that looking from left, the cams are aligned against marks, 1, 2,3 ,and4. each cam has two markings and you need the right one aligned
as previous post, let us know where you are. I've been exactly where you are so i know what it is like and an extra pair of hands would be useful
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Before moving the cams, back of the crank by about 30 degrees (IIRCC) then set up cams and insert locks, then rotate crank back to correct position and lock.
Should be fine though... May need a few attempts at getting things right :y
Exactly what Lazydocker says but its 60% BTDC :y
I thought it was 60 at first and then changed my mind ::) ::)