Re: Rough running polys...Nylon Cam Sprocket

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Hey, Joe.
When you talk about rotating the motor 1/2", where are you measuring that; at 
the outside end of a fan blade, at the end of the wrench on the crankshaft, 
or what?
Thanks.
Paul

In a message dated 12/31/04 1:10:26 PM Pacific Standard Time, 
Joeydahook9@xxxxxxx writes:
Even a steel silent chain could be stretched out enough to let the timing  
float around during no load operation.  Pull the distributor cap, watch the  
rotor, and turn the motor back and forth by hand using the fan blades or a  
socket on the crank bolt.  Turn the motor one way until the rotor moves,  
then turn 
it the other way.  If you can rotate the motor over 1/2" before  the rotor 
moves again, it's probably time for a chain/gear replacement.   It's an easy 
and 
cheap check method.  Good luck - Happy New  Year   Joe R.

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