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       Engine Cam Timing Help
       By: Tiny Tim Date: May 18, 2022, 5:57 pm
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       So I pulled the right side cover to replace the broken neutral
       spring . I accidentally pulled the cam out with it and dont see
       timing marks to put it right again. I have a manual that in
       Italian. Not much help at all. Can anyone give me the
       procedure??
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       Re: Engine Cam Timing Help
       By: banquo Date: July 28, 2022, 1:04 pm
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       Jeez TT: must have missed this�..
       Assume you got it sorted after all this time, not that I had an
       answer anyway..
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       Re: Engine Cam Timing Help
       By: Tiny Tim Date: July 28, 2022, 5:19 pm
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       I did get it sorted out. I thought about the cam timing and from
       riding It knew the cam wasn't timed correctly. I did however
       find the specification on the degrees in which the vales open. I
       was able to put a dial gauge on the intake rocker arm and could
       note when it started to open. I put a degree wheel on the
       flywheel and set the piston at TDC and zeroed the degree wheel
       at that point with a simple paint mark on the engine case.
       Having zero I moved the piston until the valve started to open
       and found the cam was one tooth off. I reset the cam and its
       running great again. It just took a couple nights thinking about
       it and after I using the degree wheel it was fixed quickly.
       Thanks for your consideration! By the way I marked the cam this
       time so it won't happen again
       TT
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       Re: Engine Cam Timing Help
       By: banquo Date: July 28, 2022, 6:40 pm
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       That�s good to hear: glad you got it sorted out &#128526;
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