by knobby1 » Wed May 11, 2022 12:48 am
sauzee wrote:Thanks Lord Knobrot all i was meaning was if i lie under the motor and hold the crank 13mm pin down it will drop in when the 2 6mm holes on the cam sit at 4 o'clock and the front crank tool where the 8mm bolt goes sits at 2 o'clock i rotated the engine 3 or 4 times and only locks in at that point that is why i removed the injector to check that piston was not down.It was running last time and not noisy just no power
Is there anyway to make sure its correctThanks
When the flywheel timing pin is in the correct position, yours should look like this when timed correctly, note the position of the "torx bolt" in the crank..:
FORD-TRANSIT-2-2-EURO-4-SILNIK-JAK-NOWY-2006-Typ-samochodu-Samochody-dostawcze.jpg
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