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Old 02-02-2020, 04:37 AM   #3
GLImages
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Thats make complete sense! Thanks Maytag. I figured I may have been caught up on the wording a bit. I always have a little anxiety doining timing related repairs. Haha.

So to over simplify, line the timing marks up (pulley/case marks), lock crank, lock cams. Swap tensioners one at a time. Turn crank over by hand to make sure I didnt mess anything up. Haha.

I made a couple cam locking tools, crude but will get the job done. Will probably just drain the oil to cut down on any mess.

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