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Earlier this year I had the engine out of my TR3A and at the time I reset the location of the Crank drive dog trying to get it to match the handbook (10 minutes to 4)
I adjusted the number of shims to achieve that setting. Since I reinstalled the engine it seems thae I must not have had it torqued up fully so the dog has turned a few degrees and it is about 12 and 6 now. This makes starting on the handle more difficult. I do not do that often but it is nice to have that ability.
Is it possible to remove the bolt while the engine is in the car and everything is in place?
David
I adjusted the number of shims to achieve that setting. Since I reinstalled the engine it seems thae I must not have had it torqued up fully so the dog has turned a few degrees and it is about 12 and 6 now. This makes starting on the handle more difficult. I do not do that often but it is nice to have that ability.
Is it possible to remove the bolt while the engine is in the car and everything is in place?
David
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