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timing chain marks
I have a 1992 Lumina with a 3.1. The timing chain broke.
My Chiltons says the cam mark goes down toward the crank like the old small block did. My Haynes says that with a 3 bolt camgear the mark goes up! So what's right?? I used to change one in a small block in 30 minutes, now it takes longer than that to get to it. Thanks.........Doowee |
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Re: timing chain marks
Keep in mind that with "the old small block"--Chevy small block--the dot on the cam gear went to 6:00, the mark on the crank gear went to 12:00 at top dead center, compression, of NUMBER 6 NOT NUMBER 1.
So both sets of directions "could" be correct, because they aren't telling you which cylinder needs to be at TDC Compression (as opposed to TDC Exhaust)
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