wammers · Apr 5, 2020

Lukas018 said:
Will do. Just to confirm the pump needs to be centralised on the slots?

With the engine locked at TDC the pump should be off cam at the null point between number four (just fired) and number one (about to fire). With the chain set correctly to timing marks. (As it is) the pump should be around mid point of the adjustment slot. Fit and engage the tensioner on lower chain. Then nip up pump nuts until pump can just be tapped gently around but not turned by hand. Insert dial gauge and push in until 2 mm shows on dial. Lock DTI in position and zero it. Tap pump towards engine until 0.95 mm shows on dial and tighten pump bolts.

Lukas018 · Apr 5, 2020

wammers said:
With the engine locked at TDC the pump should be off cam at the null point between number four (just fired) and number one (about to fire). With the chain set correctly to timing marks. (As it is) the pump should around mid point of the adjustment slot. Fit and engage the tensioner on lower chain. Then nip up pump nuts until pump can just be tapped gently around but not turned by hand. Insert dial gauge and push in until 2 mm shows on dial. Lock DTI in position and zero it. Tap pump towards engine until 0.95 mm shows on dial and tighten pump bolts.

Thank you appreciated

Lukas018 · Apr 5, 2020

RangeRoller dt said:
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Ignore the reading is at 90* BTDC, pump is on angle

Thanks looks like you got the proper LR gauge holder I got the alternative I saw on a post a while ago.

RangeRoller dt · Apr 5, 2020

Will work same. No idea what make it is, Nielsen perhaps? Had it off @Bagshot it is the one for a P38 M51 I believe.

Only one shiny tool I’ve got

...other than a shiny set of EZ outs

Lukas018 · Apr 6, 2020

RangeRoller dt said:
Will work same. No idea what make it is, Nielsen perhaps? Had it off @Bagshot it is the one for a P38 M51 I believe.

Only one shiny tool I’ve got
...other than a shiny set of EZ outs

Ok cool attached is photo of ones I got from a link in another timing post. Adapter on left is one I am using (lost plastic tightening nut) so assume it ok to use?

wammers · Apr 7, 2020

Lukas018 said:
Ok cool attached is photo of ones I got from a link in another timing post. Adapter on left is one I am using (lost plastic tightening nut) so assume it ok to use?

There should be an extension with a knurled screw to hold the DTI in the adaptor. You screw both adaptors together use the long pin and the knurled screw to lock the DTI in place. Complete set should look like this. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/US-PRO-T...359000&hash=item4692695db6:g:g3AAAOSwn2pclLbf

Lukas018 · Apr 7, 2020

wammers said:
There should be an extension with a knurled screw to hold the DTI in the adaptor. You screw both adaptors together use the long pin and the knurled screw to lock the DTI in place. Complete set should look like this. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/US-PRO-T...359000&hash=item4692695db6:g:g3AAAOSwn2pclLbf

Thanks wammers these are the ones I have the knurled screw is the one that has gone missing sure just put it somewhere amongst the parts. Cheers.

Lukas018 · Apr 7, 2020

This is my beast I want to get up and running, this was when it was cleaned, looking sorry for itself now

RangeRoller dt · Apr 7, 2020

Finally ~~another~~ ~~blue~~ ~~one~~ an avatar

wammers · Apr 7, 2020

Lukas018 said:
Thanks wammers these are the ones I have the knurled screw is the one that has gone missing sure just put it somewhere amongst the parts. Cheers.

You screw both adaptors together then into the adaptor end that fits the pump. Unscrew the tip from the DTI and screw in the long tip. When you are sure engine is locked at TDC and pump is at null position on cam between number 4 and number 1 you push DTI in until it shows 2 mm on small dial then lock DTI to adaptor with knurled screw. Then zero outer dial. As the pump is then tapped towards engine the cam lift will show on DTI. If you go to far, back pump off and try again but last movement to set lift MUST be towards engine.

Lukas018 · Apr 7, 2020

RangeRoller dt said:
Finally ~~another~~ ~~blue~~ ~~one~~ an avatar

Have I missed something here or is yours the same colour it looks like?

Lukas018 · Apr 7, 2020

wammers said:
You screw both adaptors together then into the adaptor end that fits the pump. Unscrew the tip from the DTI and screw in the long tip. When you are sure engine is locked at TDC and pump is at null position on cam between number 4 and number 1 you push DTI in until it shows 2 mm on small dial then lock DTI to adaptor with knurled screw. Then zero outer dial. As the pump is then tapped towards engine the cam lift will show on DTI. If you go to far, back pump off and try again but last movement to set lift MUST be towards engine.

Thanks @wammers much appreciated I am going to work on it easter weekend, if get stuck will drop you a message, thanks again.

RangeRoller dt · Apr 7, 2020

Think mine is biaritz blue, check code after.

wammers · Apr 7, 2020

From the photos earlier it looks to me as if the pump is set wrong. With timing marks on chain lined up correctly as they are. The pump holding studs should be approx midway along the adjustment slot. I think the pump is set next to fire number 5 and needs turning clockwise until number 1 is next to fire. The pump MUST only be turned clockwise, trial and error will sort that. With the chain marks set correctly the Woodruff key slot in the sprocket should be almost vertical.. The pump must be turned clockwise until with the studs in the adjustment slot approximately mid way along the slot the woodruff key on the pump mates with the sprocket position. Firing order is 1-5-3-6-2-4. I am sure he will get it sorted if he takes care.

RangeRoller dt · Apr 7, 2020

Keep photos coming
we all enjoy them and anything amiss will likely get spotted

Henry_b · Apr 7, 2020

Lukas018 said:
This is my beast I want to get up and running, this was when it was cleaned, looking sorry for itself now

Nice looking motor that, well worth saving!

Looks like it has the dark interior too..

dubbleRR · Apr 8, 2020

RangeRoller dt said:
Keep photos coming
we all enjoy them and anything amiss will likely get spotted

Yup ,like fog lights on a diesel.....

....

......RR

wammers · Apr 8, 2020

dubbleRR said:
Yup ,like fog lights on a diesel...............RR

Fog lamps can be fitted to diesel autos prior to 1999 providing the bumper cover is vented and to all manuals. Fog lamps will not fit on autos 1999 and on.

RangeRoller dt · Apr 8, 2020

dubbleRR said:
Yup ,like fog lights on a diesel...............RR

Like cupholders on a dse

Grrrrrr · Apr 8, 2020

dubbleRR said:
Yup ,like fog lights on a diesel...............RR

Fog lights on my oil burner with no issues. Mind you, it is the manual.

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