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Re: 944 timing question

by "William Noble" <nobody@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jan 6, 2008 at 08:07 PM

yes - before !!!! you reassemble, set the timing mark on the cam to the TDC

location - and double check the flywheel mark (note, there is another mark

underneath that is sometimes easier to see through a slot in the bottom of

the bell housing) - a flywheel lock is a good idea, but for your needs you

could just leave the car in gear with the parking brake set to keep engine

from rotating inadvertently.


"Andre" <rhombus2@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
news:eK7gj.1516$Sa1.983@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>I got a '83 944 that I'm replacing the head gasket on.  I got as far as 
>getting the TDC set on the OT marks through the little window by the 
>firewall (on the flywheel) but the camshaft marks don't line up.  It's 
>about 1/4" off.  Does that mean that my timing is off and once I put it 
>back together do I just adj the camshaft marks and keep the flywheel (OT 
>mark) where it is?
>
>
> -- 
> thanks,
> Andre
> 



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 3 Posts in Topic:
944 timing question
"Andre" <rho  2008-01-06 16:55:38 
Re: 944 timing question
"William Noble"  2008-01-06 20:07:27 
Re: 944 timing question
"Andre" <rho  2008-01-07 15:15:49 

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