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Ken C.

10-07-2004 20:51:14




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The mark on the flywheel that says left hand exhaust open, does this mean the valve should be fully open or just starting to open. When i roll it over by hand the exhaust valve starts to open when the mark is about three inches past the pointer on the block. Is this right before i try to start it. Head rebuilt, but when right piston comes up seems a lot of the compression comes out the intake. Should there be any air coming out the intake. Has not been started since rebuild with all new parts. Timing marks on cam gear are in align, but the gear will go on cam three directions. any info is appreciated, Ken.

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John T

10-08-2004 06:18:56




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 Re: G timing in reply to Ken C., 10-07-2004 20:51:14  
Ken, Im thinkin EITHER your flywhel is on the wrong crank spline or the cam to crank timing is off.

FLYWHEEL TO CRANK TIMING

As I recall, the Left Hand Exhaust open flywheel timing mark is when the exhaust should "just start to open". Also, if the flywheels on the correct crank spline, when its Left Hand Impulse timing mark is at 3 o clock in line with the flat mark on the tractors side, the Left piston ought to be at Top Dead Center (TDC).


CAM TO CRANK TIMING

Then if the cam to crank is in time, at Left Hand Exhaust Open, is when the left exhaust valve just begins to open.

GOVERNOR TO CAM TIMING.

Then if the cam to governor is in time, when the Left Hand Impulse timing mark is at 3 o clock and the left piston at TDC, the female drive slot in the governor shafts end (where mag fits) ought to be flat horizontal fore n aft.

Hope this helps, Im positive of the flywheel to crank timing, the Left Hand Impulse at 3 o clock when left pistons at TDC, and governor and cam timing (flat horizontal fore n aft slot) but Im less sure of the left exhaust "just starting to open" but pretty sure its correct also. Hopefully others can confirm.

Good Luck n God Bless

John T

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Ken C.

10-08-2004 12:09:12




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 Re: G timing in reply to John T, 10-08-2004 06:18:56  
I sent the cam off and had it reground for pulling, could this make the exhaust open a little later and make the mark be off some.



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Earl S.

10-08-2004 21:03:04




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 Re: G timing in reply to Ken C., 10-08-2004 12:09:12  
When you degreed the cam what centerline did the cam grinder tell you to set to??? Earl in Illinois



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