Re: Wild Ride/Timing Chain Issues/Spitfire Headers

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I suspect that I have a loose timing chain on my 113k miles 318 poly in my
'64 Fury.

When I check timing with light, the miss that occurs at idle is reflected
by a jump of the timing mark. Is that a good indicator? I have never had a
bad timing chain before, but the chain is the only thing that hasn't been
changed.

About Harold and his non/late delivery methods: I am now past the three
year mark and still waiting for mine. I hope that justice arrives at his
doorstep at some point.

Bob





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> From: <HootowlKY@xxxxxxx>
> To: <1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx>
> Date: 3/31/2004 10:23:23 AM
> Subject: Re: Wild Ride
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> hiya, broken spring would have no effect on anything. it may just be
spring 
> and timing went out same time .  im thinking if retime engine you will be
back 
> in business, least i hope thats all. 
>    if your engine is high miler then, it may be that your timing
sprockets 
> and chain worn and loose. if so, engine will always run erratic up until
jumps a 
> full tooth , then will not start at all.  watch timing marks when timing 
> light is on them and see if vary .
>    good luck ,    larry
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