Timing Mark?
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Timing Mark?
I tried to set the timing today, but I think that the timing mark on the eccentric pulley shaft has worn off because I can't seem to find it. I've got a spare 13B lying around and I couldn't find the mark on that either. So my question is, is there anyway to re-establish the timing mark. I don'tknow if this will help but my car has a 13B as well.
Thanks in advance
Ark 1
Thanks in advance
Ark 1
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Yes, been there. The yellow mark and red mark get worn. Which, I never was sure -- go on the leading one or pick the best you can get between the leading and trailing?
Anyways, try what worked on my Harley flywheel for timing: your 'Ol Lady's red fingernail polish. Brightens that mark right up.
And, if she actually has yellow fingernail polish, too, well then you got quite a woman.
Seamus
Anyways, try what worked on my Harley flywheel for timing: your 'Ol Lady's red fingernail polish. Brightens that mark right up.
And, if she actually has yellow fingernail polish, too, well then you got quite a woman.
Seamus
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