stumiister
Diesel Truck Tech
After rebuilding my engine I went to time it with a meter I had boworred from icanfixall but I had a major problem when I installed the IP Pump it was off a tooth to the clockwise direction and didnt know it
The generic shop book I had got from a local parts place said to mark the 4 O'clock position on the ip pump gear cover which I did but I didnt mark exactly right.
So with icanfixalls help we had found out it was off a tooth. Now that I got everything corrected and timed right, the engine runs like a champ.
So lesson learned to remove the IP Pump do it the proper way or you may end up with it being off time.
FWIW if your rebuilding an engine mark the "Y" timeing mark with a yellow or white paint pen so you can easily see it with the timing cover on the engine or put the IP gear on then put the timing gear cover on so everything is lined up right, I should have done this and I didnt and it was hard to see the "Y" mark but I got'er done.
There is a link on PSN on how to properly install the IP Pump gear on the engine and it also talks about the timing marks.
So at least for me lesson learned dont take short cuts cus it may cost you time in the end and have to redo a job that should have been done right the first time
The generic shop book I had got from a local parts place said to mark the 4 O'clock position on the ip pump gear cover which I did but I didnt mark exactly right.
So with icanfixalls help we had found out it was off a tooth. Now that I got everything corrected and timed right, the engine runs like a champ.
So lesson learned to remove the IP Pump do it the proper way or you may end up with it being off time.
FWIW if your rebuilding an engine mark the "Y" timeing mark with a yellow or white paint pen so you can easily see it with the timing cover on the engine or put the IP gear on then put the timing gear cover on so everything is lined up right, I should have done this and I didnt and it was hard to see the "Y" mark but I got'er done.
There is a link on PSN on how to properly install the IP Pump gear on the engine and it also talks about the timing marks.
So at least for me lesson learned dont take short cuts cus it may cost you time in the end and have to redo a job that should have been done right the first time
