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TR2/3/3A Flywheel-Crank Dowel Alignment
I noticed my flywheel has two holes for the crankshaft dowel located 90-degrees apart. This means the crankshaft can be installed in two different orientations, which I confirmed. The service manual says to install with the arrow on the flywheel aligned with TDC of #1 and #4. This is simple... -
TR2/3/3A removing con rod from crankshaft
well, got two pistons off relatively easy. im shocked at how well this car ran considering the shape of the pistons taken out so far (see pic). question: is there a trick in removing the con rod from the crank? just cant seem to get the last two off. bolts and lock tabs came off...- 2billydavies
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- cod rod crankshaft piston
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- Forum: Triumph