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2 ltr type 4 rebuild for the gurus.

https://forums.aussieveedubbers.com/threads/104439/2-ltr-type-4-rebuild-for-the-gurus

tin-bits 路

I am rebuilding a 2ltr type 4 engine and have a problem that I have no answer for.
Area is crankshaft assembly.
Problem is.
Timing gear on the crank has 28 teeth and is approx 76mm OD but has no position indicator marks to line up the cam gear.

My solution was get a new gear and work out the position off the new gear and all should be good.

Wrong,,,,,

The new gear only has 25 teeth and only 70mm OD.

What the.

Obviously the 70mm gear will not mesh with the cam gear as it is too small in dia.

Anyone any ideas or had this problem?

HELP before I go nuts.

Cheers Ian

Craig Torrens 路

The new gear is for a type 1 motor, not a type 4.....so that's your problem !

Place your type 4 gear on a table with the chamfer side facing down. Position the key way slot in the 12 oclock position. At the 6 o'clock position (opposite the keyway in a straight line) you will see a valley in the gears (bottom of the tooth).....now move one valley over to the left (towards 7 oclock) and that is where the dot on the cam should be placed.

send me your email and I can send you a pic.馃憤

tin-bits 路

Craig Torrens wrote:The new gear is for a type 1 motor, not a type 4.....so that's your problem !

Place your type 4 gear on a table with the chamfer side facing down. Position the key way slot in the 12 oclock position. At the 6 o'clock position (opposite the keyway in a straight line) you will see a valley in the gears (bottom of the tooth).....now move one valley over to the left (towards 7 oclock) and that is where the dot on the cam should be placed.

send me your email and I can send you a pic.馃憤
Hey Craig,
Pm sent to you for the pic.

Cheers

Craig Torrens 路

No pm at my end 馃槩

Craig Torrens 路

Pics....I hope that helps.