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08-16-2006, 10:05 AM
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direction to turn crankshaft manually
Kmaniac,
Great advice and especially on using a fresh reservoir for the gasoline before using the gas tank. It was mentioned to me at the autoshop to turn the crankshaft like I was taking off a nut. That would be counterclockwise - right? Or does it matter which direction it is turned manually? 
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08-16-2006, 07:57 PM
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Re: direction to turn crankshaft manually
It really doesn't matter which way you turn it when using a wrench. The typical rotation during operation is clockwise when looking at the crankshaft bolt. You can verify this looking a the timing mark scale. The mark will travel from BTC to ATC during normal operation.
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