<VV> CAM OFF POSITION
N2VZD at aol.com
N2VZD at aol.com
Sat Sep 17 16:31:01 EDT 2011
if it is , it will be a real dog.
you can check by removing the pan , getting the cam mark at the case split
, checking position of timing mark...or crank key at pulley/damper. i think
tech guide covers it..
if you suspect that , better check it...but rare problem.
i have checked a few suspects , but lucked out so far.
i think you will find larger jets (because of the crap gas we get now) will
brighten things up a lot. they sure did for me.
regards, Tim Colson
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