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04-11-2021, 12:41 AM | #29 |
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Staying tuned. One thing. Promise me that the next time you hear a loud bang under your hood, especially just after working on it, that you'll stop and inspect.
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Teardown of engine but got stuck. While trying to remove timing cover a piece of sprocket fell out. I cannot for the life of me remove the timing chain cover. Something is stopping it from being removed. All bolts are off.
The sprocket has the half moon on it. Anyone ever run into this issue? Or knows what i could do to remove the cover? |
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Did you pull the crank pulley spacer out?
Maybe try putting the crank pulley bolt back in and hold it while trying to work the cover loose.
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Hold the bolt in? By hand? Or thread it in. |
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I was thinking thread it in and hold it clockwise with a wrench. If the pulley spacer is stuck in the cover it is probably bound on the oil pump which may or may not be in pieces at this point.
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Yo youre the best! No sure if it was because of that directly but i turn the crank to where it felt smoother/looser to then and unthreaded the bolt left it on with the ratchet on it and it came off! But yea it looks like my key way/woodruff key came pff with the crank shaft sprocket |
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I wonder how much runout the end of the crank has. Did the jolt just bust the key and sprocket or if the crank is actually bent.
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Runout? As in how long the front shaft is? It looks kinda long to me. Im assuming the jolt broke the keyway and a few teeth on the sprocket. I can turn the crankshaft all the way now so maybe its not bent? Its junk now always since turning it a few times, i heard a thud from the LH bank cylinder head i feel like since its pretty a little out of time its doing that. |
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Runout is essentially checking how much wobble is in a shaft.
It sounds like it’s not salvageable though. Such a bummer. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Ahh, I see. the crankshaft is done, that big o hole on it. hopefully the heads will be fine. ill post more tomorrow when i get it all done. |
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So the hole might just be on this? (PN:13021AA240) Don't you my hopes up! But so far I'm hoping there's no tiny metal/bearing bits. I didn't want to spend more money on stuff i already had like an oil cooler, timing chain cover. My wish is for the heads to be perfect. D= |
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