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  1. 03-01-2005 02:19 AM #1
    benrolph
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    I have an 84 302. i am rebuilding it at the moment. I pulled the crank to replace the bareings and put in a new crank. once i have it installed how do i set the crank and cam positions?
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  2. 03-01-2005 05:20 AM #2
    Dave Severson
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    The timining chain and gears put the crank and cam in the correct orientation. Each gear has a dot on one tooth, line them up so the teethe with the dots point to each other and are vertical on the centerlines of the cam and crank.
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