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The Idler gear has been mounted here as shown, the gear runs on a bearing fed from a drilled oil hole in the block.
The middle section is torqued to 40 ft. lbs. NOTE: Can only be mounted one way because of the bolt hole locations.
Notice the timing marks lined up with the crankshaft gear.
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The timing gear housing can now be installed with a thin layer of gasket maker between the housing and block. {I use LOCTITE gasket maker}.
The front crankshaft seal has been previously installed with a seal driver. Leave the plastic ring in seal until vibration dampner is ready for installation.
Torque gear housing bolts to 18 ft. lbs. + OR - 2 ft. lbs. {I give them 20 ft. lbs.}
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Lubricate camshaft main journals and Bushings with engine assembly grease LOCTITE 105 or CLEVITE 77.
CAREFULLY install Camshaft.
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Line up timing mark on camshaft with idler gear timing mark.
This is THE most important step of assembly!
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The camshaft hold down spacer is torqued to 20 ft. lbs.
It slides into a slot in camshaft and should be installed before lowering camshaft into block. {prelube spacer}
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1 comment :
What about the timing marks in the flywheel? I have the timing plug removed on the leftside of the block and I see a hole. Can I assume #1 tdc? What do you use as a timing bolt(size)?
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