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Shindog1961
post Feb 16 2014, 11:51 PM
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So putting an engine back together all the books say aligning the cam and crank gears just line up the 2 dots on the crank and put the 1 dot on the cam between them. Is mine the only crank gear with no markings? The 1 dot is there on the cam gear, but nothing on the crank. How can you align the gears? Can it be done accurately? Any help would be great.
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Dave_Darling
post Feb 17 2014, 11:56 PM
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If there are no dots, could the gear be the wrong gear? Maybe one from some other application that (mostly) fits? Does it have the right number of teeth?

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post Feb 18 2014, 07:34 PM
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QUOTE(Dave_Darling @ Feb 17 2014, 09:56 PM) *

If there are no dots, could the gear be the wrong gear? Maybe one from some other application that (mostly) fits? Does it have the right number of teeth?

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I had a bad gear on my crankshaft (and a bad crankshaft). I would make sure that it has the right amount of teeth, but for your trouble it might be safer to just replace it. You can do it pretty easily with a 3 jaw puller and a plumbers torch
Part# 021 105 209 A (I got mine from Parts Heaven).

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