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12-21-2003, 10:05 AM
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Timing Problem
ok... heres my problem. I swapped my head off of my 93 Se-r and i have NO idea how to get the timing set back to factory spec. Do you think anyone could give me a step by step thing on how to get my timing set right??
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12-29-2003, 03:13 AM
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Re: Timing Problem
The best thing is to locate top dead center of the #1 firing piston and make sure it's aligned properly. I believe there is a marked position on the belt and a groove in one of the gears where they are supposed to meet, however it is probably worn due to age. (Was on my old honda) My suggestion would simply have a mechanic do it. If you mess it up, you will blow your head and need a whole valve job done. I saw it happen on a 300ZX and it wasn't pretty. (the outside of the car was.
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