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Old 08-05-2013, 03:47 PM   #10
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Ok hooked up the durametric, lot of interesting information. I read the codes and same codes as before. 300,301,302,303, 341,1313,1314,1315,1319. Plus I checked the camshaft deviation #1 is .25% and # 2 is -.4% is that normal?
Seems good. The acceptable range I've read is between 0 and -6 degrees.

The key is that these numbers are steady and don't fluctuate rapidly.

If they are bouncing around then there is a problem with the timing system, likely the chain/tensioners/variocam.
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