jacko
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posted on 12/3/05 at 06:36 PM |
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Pinto camshaft pulley
Hi all- Ive had my cylinder head planed by 1.5mm now ive put the engine back together Ive found that the timing pulleys do not line up with the timing
marks spot on is it possilbe to modify the original pulley and using an offset pulley key or do I have to spend sixty to seventy pounds on an
adjustable pulley? I was hoping not to have to spend any money and Im a greedy sod and my wife wont let me - Jacko
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rusty nuts
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posted on 12/3/05 at 06:49 PM |
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Using offset keys is normal practice on crossflow engines , dont know if any are made for the pinto engine. might be worth checking something like
Ford 1.8 diesel camshaft gear which has a certain amount of vernier like adjustment. If it fits the pinto cam and lines up with the crank pulley it
could be a locost solution?, again I don't know if it will fit . Rusty
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Dingz
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posted on 12/3/05 at 07:10 PM |
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Failing an offset key, Dave Andrews solution was as follows, I think it may have been on his site at one time. It involves filling carefully the
leading edge of the the cam pulley key slot and putting a shim inbehind the key. The cam needs to be advanced to correct it. The calculations are
quite invoved but if you divide the amount you have skimmed from the head by 4 this is the thickness of the shim you need to add and hence the amount
you need to remove from the pulley. If you muck it up there are 2 pulleys on every pinto in the scrappies.
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mookaloid
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posted on 12/3/05 at 08:45 PM |
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one on ebay just now but be quick!
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=21654&item=4533456216&rd=1
Cheers
Mark
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mookaloid
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posted on 12/3/05 at 08:49 PM |
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Also try this
http://www.spannerfodder.com/the_works_escorts-how-to-adj-pinto-cam.php
I think I have a spare pulley if you b***s it up.
I also have a FR31 Cam and followers with less than 1000 miles on if you are interested.
Cheers
Mark
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macspeedy
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posted on 12/3/05 at 11:09 PM |
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hope you won its worth it
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