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timing chain alingment
- Thread starter catdaddy
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WNGLDR
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By no means am I a certified tech, I know there are a LOT of folks on here that know more than I do, but it looks to me like your timing marks are off.
cp2295
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Get the engine level and then use a level to see if the marks are pointing straight at each other, that way you will know it's aligned, looks a little off
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