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Old 05-06-2008, 06:58 PM
Brian Carlton Brian Carlton is offline
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Originally Posted by vstech View Post
this is incorrect.


the mark on the cam lined up will ALWAYS be the compression stroke on #1...

it's the cam that makes it the compression stroke.
the crank mark can be out of sinc with the cam mark, but the cam mark is the compression stroke.

so if cam and crank marks are both lined up, only the IP can be out of sync.
OK, I agree.

I view it as both the crankshaft and the IP being out of phase with the camshaft. I do not believe that it's possible to lose the timing between the IP and the crankshaft under normal circumstances.

So, a possible scenario is the IP out by 180 degrees with respect to the camshaft..........but, I don't see how this can occur unless the camshaft is removed from the vehicle during the process.
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