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I bought a truck and somebody put the timing chain on wrong with the cam gear off 180 degrees from the crank.  What should I do?

The valves are bent, pull head fix
3 (23.1%)
valves are fine, fix timing chain
3 (23.1%)
valves may/may not be fine, fix timing chain and see
3 (23.1%)
valves may/may not be fine, pull head and fix everything
4 (30.8%)

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Author Topic: 22R motor problems  (Read 8820 times)

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Richmondo

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Re: 22R motor problems
« on: Oct 10, 2011, 07:39:51 PM »
So as I am doing the tear down(I know I have been really slow) I am wondering how the timing chain got to be 180 degrees off.  The information I have collected leads me to believe that this motor has 100k miles. The oil/crud on this motor during tear down looks like it hasn't been tore into at all recently.  The only thing that looks new is the carb (possible recent rebuild). 

Anybody know how a motor could become exactly 180 degrees off with out the removal of the timing/front cover?

Could have pulled the head or the cam with the crank 360 degrees out but went back in with the cam in the correct position for TDC. That's about the only explanation I could come up with...
It was just crazy to see this deer leap all suicidal style off this embankment right in front of us.

 
 
 
 
 

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