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Re: timing key update



Gary...glad I could help....and I've done that same oil slinger thing a time 
or 2 in the past too....it's a pain when you realize it!!!

Darwin/Victoria,BC Canada
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----- Original Message ----- From: "Gary H." <spigot2039@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, January 30, 2011 8:36 AM
Subject: timing key update



Hi all,

An update on changing the timing chain on a poly 318. Reminder: I was having a problem removing the key in the crank. Thanks for all the suggestions. I tried them and never did get the key out. That sucker is "one" with the crank! So I tried the tip from club member Darwin: I used a small pipe that was big enough to fit over the crank to push on the lower timing gear, tapped on the gear, adjusting the chain/top gear accordingly as the assembly slid on.
Then I spent some time yesterday putting the rest of the stuff back on the 
engine. Only one setback: when I put the timing gear cover on and was 
ready to put on the water pump I noticed in the parts box the crankshaft 
oil slinger sitting there staring at me. Duh! It's definitely not better 
R&R the timing chain cover the second time around! :) Better then than 
after all the other stuff was put back on, though!
One quick question: the torque for the crankshaft pulley bolt is 135 foot 
pounds. Using a torque wrench spins the engine, so do I just tighten the 
bolt full in until using the ratchet the crank spins, then use the 
electric impact wrench I have and turn the bolt slightly, say 1/3 more?
Thanks,
Gary H.


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