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CNCRA
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SAVAGE TIMING....
07/22/03 at 06:18:06
 
Okey dockey, just imagine i have stipped the head, barrel and cams to bits, put them in a box and jumbled them about, I cant find any timming marks anywhere on this engine and have no manual. PLEASE HELP!! ???
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Reply #1 - 07/25/03 at 09:16:55
 
I have not forgot about you I just haven't had time to look for the timing info.  Hang in there I will try to do it later today / tonight!

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Reply #2 - 07/25/03 at 09:22:19
 
Thank-you very much.... most appreciated!

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Reply #3 - 07/26/03 at 10:48:30
 
Chris Fernandes wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:07:
Thank-you very much.... most appreciated!

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Re: SAVAGE TIMING....
Reply #4 - 02/14/04 at 16:36:29
 
There are two sets of marks that need to be lined up. One is on the right side of the camshaft (two lines that have to be linedup horizontally. The other set is on the rotor. There is a line and to the right of that there is a T.
Lineup the line (not the T) with the mark on the crankcase (left side just above the rotor) These marks all have to lineup when you have the camchain on. Be sure to double check because I found that you can line them up properly with the chain off, but...it shifts a little once the spring loaded camchain adjuster puts pressure on it. You really need to get yourself a Clymer manual. It's impossible to do critical repairs without one.
Hope this helps.
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