KV6 Timing belt change
Hi all
I'm in the process of changing my primary timing belt. After fitting the new idler and tensioner pulley, I have now fitted the new primary belt, and the tensioner. I have removed the timing tools so everything is clear. The timing marks are spot on. Haynes says to refit the crank pulley and turn the engine through a complete cycle to make sure the timing marks end up in the same place. Fitted the crankshaft pulley, but it doesn't matter how much I pull on it, I can't get the engine to turn over. I have all the plugs out, so no compression issue. What am I missing ? Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
Errrrrrrrrrrr............... what about removing the timing pin ???
What an idiot |
Locking pin still inserted in flywheel?
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I bet you broke out in a cold sweat there John. :D
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Wow what a day that was. KWIL must have posted the response just after I had sent my realisation message. Yes there was a bit of bottom clenching going on at that point, but removed the timing pin and it rotated fine.
I am completing the build today, and will try the car to see if it srill works. I'll then do a post about my experience. thanks for the responses. |
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I have a "Remove Before Flight" tag I attach to my locking pin. :D
By the time I get everything reassembled I am pretty much done in so I find a reminder helpful. Glad you got it sorted! |
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