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Old 05-31-2009, 05:11 PM
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Originally Posted by DSlater View Post
I hear you. Ain't broke, don't fix!

There's something I just noticed looking at this timing check how-to however:

http://www.peachparts.com/Wikka/OM617TimingChainStretch

Noticing the alignment of the cam in the pic (#8) where he shows the final reading on his dial indicator, I turned mine to match. Now I realize that it's not accurate since I'm eyeballing it, but it DOES bring the marks around and now mine looks like what's shown in his next pic (#9).

I noticed he is using the intake on cylinder 1 to measure the lift. Will have to get a gauge and try this method.

Maybe this is the reason the FSM says to use the gauge method only (at least I think I recall someone saying that).
That would be a valuable check and would confirm that the washer on the cam is the culprit if everything checks out OK.
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