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Old 02-01-2019, 06:28 AM   #1
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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?

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All right, I`ll pin it then. Any idea about how to check the gear alignment? Also, there`s a punch mark on the external side of the largest gear, looks like a timing mark, any idea what that is referring to?

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All right, I`ll pin it then. Any idea about how to check the gear alignment? Also, there`s a punch mark on the external side of the largest gear, looks like a timing mark, any idea what that is referring to?

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No. We send our out to a shop that checks the gear indexing before pinning them. Never had a problem when they were done.
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