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Old 02-01-2019, 03:50 PM   #6
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Hi All,

I will soon get to start reassembling the engine and it is still a bit unclear for me why the valves were touching the pistons. This makes me wonder if my IMS gears are still aligned and not rotated with respect to the shaft. How can I test this? Also, since the IMS is out now, would it make sense to pin the gears?

Thanks for any input.
I had a new(rebuilt) engine put in my boxster. Gear slipped and we thought the chain skipped a tooth so the timing was fixed. Then it did it again so the shop took a closer look and the IMS gear was slipping. It was sent back to the builder who pinned it. If yours is slipping you need to fix the timing and then pin.
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