Timing chain cover??

[4C FED]

Re: Timing chain cover??

Yes, you will need 2 longer cap head screws.
I can take a pic of the section I filed tonight when I get home. I have the cover & pointer sitting on my desk.

 

[CKEITH]

Re: Timing chain cover??

i have pics of mine... will try to post them up in a lil bit. if 4c fed dosent beat me to it.

 

[Black Knight]

Re: Timing chain cover??

Cool thanx guys!!

 

[4C FED]

Re: Timing chain cover??

pics sent

 

[Black Knight]

Re: Timing chain cover??

Cool thanx Rick, so you just bearly had to shave any off of it.

 

[4C FED]

Re: Timing chain cover??

Correct, just file at a 45 deg. angle & keep test fitting until it sits flat.

 

[Black Knight]

Re: Timing chain cover??

Well I ground the pointer down

and then repainted it.

Did you guys have to scrape this sticker off the balancer? It's kinda in the way of the numbers and I starter to peel it off, but it leaves glue and paper on the bablancer and I was worried about how it would look.

Plus the pointer is sooo close with it on there, like 1/64 or so.

 

[Black Knight]

Re: Timing chain cover??

Does anyone know, did you take your sticker off the balancer? What did you use that will take the glue off, but not the numbers and lines?

 

[CKEITH]

Re: Timing chain cover??

i would leave the sticker on there....looking at where it's placed it's not going to be in the way of you setting the timing. but if you are persistant about taking it off.....peel it off and use rubbing alcohol to remove the adhesive residue.