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4-stroke timing check
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<blockquote data-quote="Earth Mechanic" data-source="post: 78019"><p>Well, in my quest to find out how things work i took my crankcase cover off to reset my timing belt. It really isnt necessary I found out because these parts are pretty much just gears and pulleys that interlock pretty tightly, but i took photos of the process anyways. It seems like one shouldn't have to do this, unless you really really overload the motor causing the cam gear to literally break a tooth, but here are the pics anyways...</p><p></p><p>Emech</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Earth Mechanic, post: 78019"] Well, in my quest to find out how things work i took my crankcase cover off to reset my timing belt. It really isnt necessary I found out because these parts are pretty much just gears and pulleys that interlock pretty tightly, but i took photos of the process anyways. It seems like one shouldn't have to do this, unless you really really overload the motor causing the cam gear to literally break a tooth, but here are the pics anyways... Emech [/QUOTE]
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