er... Alan I think that looks like a lot of useful stuff there mate! Not crap surely... now mine...
I agree that I wrote a load of carp regarding the pulley sizes.lightweightmick said:Hi John, not mixing our shafts up?
...you soon won't be...
To avoid confusion I think we need to be picky!
Here's a great link just to remind us all how a 4 stroke engine works:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_stroke_cycle
er... note how many times the crankshaft revolves.
1st revolution = induction stroke (down) & then up = compression stroke
2nd revolution = power stroke (down again)-this is the one that make the wheels go round! (then up again) = exhaust stroke
While no1 and no4 are both at the top of their respective strokes, trust me you want the valves to be closed at no1 - hence the camshaft timing mark showing no1 TDC.
Hope that's cleared that up!![]()
christopher watson said:ignition timing (static or at idle with vacuum advance hose detached and plugged) 2 degrees BTDC.
sorry alan, read the post wrong :bang:
Alan.D said:Chris mine is shown as 15 +/- 1 with vacum but may be 2 without?
John H said:I agree that I wrote a load of carp regarding the pulley sizes.
Alan.D said:Anyway since we don't have any snow I thought bo**ocks I might as well go out n change the belt tonight......so all done bar a little bit of tinkering, the alt belt is a little tight and maybe the timing belt just a tad so as well but he's purring like a kitten without even doing the timing on a strobe and so quiet
so got loads of spare time tomorrow so think he's having a wash n brush up.
Alan.D said:interior vallet next and finished for the year (hopefully with fingers crossed)