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timing 35 perkins diesel

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terry

10-09-2003 09:17:46




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would someone be able to help me with the timing gear sequence in a massey 35 3 cylinder perkins diesel or a diagram of timing gears and marks. as i have two marks on idler gear.




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Terry ONT.

10-14-2003 19:38:28




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 Re: timing 35 perkins diesel in reply to terry, 10-09-2003 09:17:46  
Thank you for the tips to help me with my timing problems. Got it staightened out and the massey started right up.Found someone who lives near me with a manual also, should have had it at the beginning of the motor job, it would have made things easier for me.



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Ricky in NC

10-13-2003 19:25:52




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 Re: timing 35 perkins diesel in reply to terry, 10-09-2003 09:17:46  
I have pictures of the timing gears corectly aligned on my MF-35 Perkins diesel...email me and I will send you the pics...If my memory serves me correct it takes 18 revolutions on the crank shaft before they will all align corectly...



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David UK

10-10-2003 03:26:46




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 Re: timing 35 perkins diesel in reply to terry, 10-09-2003 09:17:46  
From memory, there are marks on crankshaft, injection pump and camshaft pulleys. These all have to be aligned so as to be opposite the marks on the idler gear. There should be three on it so that each one is ooposite the marks on the other three gears. They are either a raised dot or a small hole - can't recall which.



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