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Apr 26, 2010, 05:22 AM
#61
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FIXED!!!!
Ok it was the 14mm bolt holding the metal bit to the cam so the cam sensor can detect where the cams are positioned
Now how do i know the metal bit on the cam isnt 180 out or doesnt it matter?
Meaning because the 14mm was loose how do i know i put it back in the right way around?
Ok it was the 14mm bolt holding the metal bit to the cam so the cam sensor can detect where the cams are positioned
Now how do i know the metal bit on the cam isnt 180 out or doesnt it matter?
Meaning because the 14mm was loose how do i know i put it back in the right way around?
Last edited by widge; Apr 26, 2010 at 05:36 AM.
Apr 27, 2010, 08:25 AM
#62
FIXED!!!!
Ok it was the 14mm bolt holding the metal bit to the cam so the cam sensor can detect where the cams are positioned
Now how do i know the metal bit on the cam isnt 180 out or doesnt it matter?
Meaning because the 14mm was loose how do i know i put it back in the right way around?
Ok it was the 14mm bolt holding the metal bit to the cam so the cam sensor can detect where the cams are positioned
Now how do i know the metal bit on the cam isnt 180 out or doesnt it matter?
Meaning because the 14mm was loose how do i know i put it back in the right way around?
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