Cams help??d
here is a cam install, follow these steps and youll be good to go
http://www.evomoto.com/tech_info.php?tech_id=18
http://www.evomoto.com/tech_info.php?tech_id=18
i'm sorry bro, its hard for me to help you understand. if your head is timed with the timing marks on the valve cover, good. you need to take off the lower timing cover, but before you do this. turn the crankshaft clockwise till the timing marks on the crankshaft pulley are lined up with the "T" on the lower timing cover. after this you need to take off the lower timing cover. now place the belt on starting with cam gears and work you way clockwise lining up all the pulleys with their respective timing marks. you also need to do this with your balance belt before you work on the timing belt. i'm gona trying and find a evo site with pics
A pic might help me better understand... Right now I have everything disassembled (lower cover, etc) to get to the timing belt
The crankshaft pulley is where I am getting confused. I have to remove that pulley before I take the lower cover off.
There are two crankshaft sprockets right? one for the balance belt and the other for the timing belt. How do I make sure the crankshaft pulley is timed right? That pulley has been off since the beginning...
There are two crankshaft sprockets right? one for the balance belt and the other for the timing belt. How do I make sure the crankshaft pulley is timed right? That pulley has been off since the beginning...
The crankshaft pulley is where I am getting confused. I have to remove that pulley before I take the lower cover off.
There are two crankshaft sprockets right? one for the balance belt and the other for the timing belt. How do I make sure the crankshaft pulley is timed right? That pulley has been off since the beginning...
There are two crankshaft sprockets right? one for the balance belt and the other for the timing belt. How do I make sure the crankshaft pulley is timed right? That pulley has been off since the beginning...






