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My engine number is on top right next to the exhaust and inlet manifold. Engine number is E74700663
Nope all good and solidWonder if the crank pulley woodruff key has sheared?
also gives to change to check TDC on piston top with DTI and make additional markings if reqdPre combustion chamber come adrift?
I think safest bit is take the head off for a look see.
Hi,i thought it might have mentioned the 12J prefix , E looks odd and not in this list. but if it is the 12J it confirms its an early engine and how to time it is explained in the manual here.
have you the little window to spot EP on the flywheel outer ring, also where is the screwed hole for lock pin , is it same location as shown on diagram
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Hi,you dont use the flywheel locking key on your engine ,this might be your problem , have you the locking tool for pump step 13 above for early engines
The last pic is exactly like mine...I have marked where TDC is .this ios on my 84 2286 with timing chain ,but i used dti to find TDC on piston 1 with head off , my pointer was missing so made a new one to check tdc through the flywheel housing cover
then ypu can also use the dti to find max opening on no1 exhaust cam to check marks
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IWonder if it's a sherpa engine? Almost identical to a landrover 2.5 but the injector pump is in a different position, higher up or lower down, I forget, but the timing belt is, I think, different and shouldn't fit properly.
I have no idea but everything in the manual is identical, all the pictures are the same .
The timing belt I purchased is exactly the same part number as the broken one and it was working fine until I started lol
Ok....I don't have one of those......is it 100% necessary?Dial test indicator
Ok....I don't have one of those......is it 100% necessary?
Useful and not expensive really. They are good for measuring discrepancies that you can't see by eye. As an example, I had a car with a slight misfire and after trying everything to cure it I had to remove the head after number 4 showed a much lower compression than the other 3 cylinders. Nothing obvious was seen but I ground in all the valves anyway and reassembled- no differance whatsoever. Then I set up a dti on number 4 and noticed the piston didn't come up as far as the others, wasn't much in it but on strip down the con rod was bent.Ok....I don't have one of those......is it 100% necessary?
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