Timing spacer
Can anyone tell me is that a t50 or t40 to remove ksb? looks like a wobler is needed here not much room. Thanks
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I vaguely remember it being a t40, a universal joint will make it a pain in the balls to keep lined up. It is a tight spot; but very do-able. Think it's bad taking it apart; wait til you try to put it back together. Lots of patience is key.
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Oh great I have seen guys say it's only a 15 min job!!!!
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Be careful its easy to strip out those t40s it soft metal mine where allens if I remember correctly and mine did had to use an extractor:( http://img.tapatalk.com/aefc4c6e-8f40-7232.jpg
Use grease to hold it together until you get it in place http://img.tapatalk.com/aefc4c6e-8f4d-fbf4.jpg http://img.tapatalk.com/aefc4c6e-8f5b-42df.jpg Sent from my DROIDX |
Cool I planned on the grease trick to hold it together I think I will soak those bolts in hopes of them breaking free better. Stripping them is the last thing I want!:scare2:
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Kit comes with two new screws for that reason, mine were the same length as stock. Don't know if they were supposed to be a hair longer or not but if they were that's explain the difficulty I had assembling my KSB with the spacer in place.
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Ok then the stockers are torx and the m&h are allens. Or at least mine where been a year since I did it. Plus you have to fight the spring tension to get em started.
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Yeah I will get into it tonight and yes new ones are allens
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I hope you have better luck with your than I have with mine. It's either my truck, or it just doesn't work as expected.
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Why what symptoms do you have? Plus mine had two stock sims in there one thick other thin. M&H says put stock (shim) ontop of m&h new shim. So I used the stock thicker one and left the thin one out.
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