Set the Pazon on the back distributor

pierodn said:

I have used the dial gauge and the TDC tool.
Sorry, I have read carefully "Companio" but I did not understand much, too hard.
Do you think that with the dial gauge the TDC find is not much accurate?

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If done carefully then you should be able to achieve an accuracy of within 2 or 3 degrees, the problem is that at TDC (or bottom DC = BDC), the crank can move 2 to 3 degrees with practically no movement of the piston.

pierodn said:

And what do you think about to fit the degree wheel on the cam right side?

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Yes, it should work. I would expect there would be small amount of 'backlash' from the chain and intermediate gear.

L.A.B. said:

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Yes, it should work. I would expect there would be small amount of 'backlash' from the chain and intermediate gear.

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Hi Les,
I will try.
But i have some dubts.
I must mark the degree wheel on the cam to 31:2=16,5 degree with the red point (on the trigger) into the clockwise electronic plate hole (that i just have found with the degree wheel on the crankshaft)?.
Thank you
Piero

pierodn said:

I will try.
But i have some dubts.

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We all have doubts, so all you can do is try, if it works, then good, if it doesn't then you try something else.

pierodn said:

I must mark the degree wheel on the cam to 31:2=16,5 degree with the red point (on the trigger) into the clockwise electronic plate hole (that i just have found with the degree wheel on the crankshaft)?.

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31/2 = 15.5 camshaft degrees but, yes.

L.A.B. said:

pierodn said:

I will try.
But i have some dubts.

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We all have doubts, so all you can do is try, if it works, then good, if it doesn't then you try something else.

pierodn said:

I must mark the degree wheel on the cam to 31:2=16,5 degree with the red point (on the trigger) into the clockwise electronic plate hole (that i just have found with the degree wheel on the crankshaft)?.

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31/2 = 15.5 camshaft degrees but, yes.

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Hi Les,
Thank goodness, my young kids haven't read and not have noticed that I don't know how to do the splits!
Piero