jambo_gtir
Member
Right, I'm so pissed off right now
Basically, I started doing my valve stem seals in situe today. Gotrocker cover off, tensioner out and marked up chain with cams using blobs of tip-ex. I pulled cam shafts out keeping chain tight on crank pulley then tied them up using tie-wraps. All going well so far.....
Then came the bit where i get my overhead valve compressor tool set up, then attach my air-line to the spark plug adaptor and slowly turn it on.... again all fine, could hear hissing where it was blowing past ring gaps but thats expected. Anyway, i go to compress the valve and suddenly the piston fires down, crank rotates and snaps all tie-wraps and chain falls down.........
Obviously it will have jumped some teeth on bottom pulley so I'm f*cked now!!! I thought if i left the piston tdc then if the worst happened and the air pressure didnt hold the valve up, the valve would just fall a short distance onto piston head rather than loosing it in engine.... Clearly i know now that i should have done the opposite so it didnt turn the shitting crank (what a retard)
My question is..... has anyone a method of timing the engine back up without taking the whole crank case and oil pump off?
Any help would be much appreciated
Thanks
Basically, I started doing my valve stem seals in situe today. Gotrocker cover off, tensioner out and marked up chain with cams using blobs of tip-ex. I pulled cam shafts out keeping chain tight on crank pulley then tied them up using tie-wraps. All going well so far.....
Then came the bit where i get my overhead valve compressor tool set up, then attach my air-line to the spark plug adaptor and slowly turn it on.... again all fine, could hear hissing where it was blowing past ring gaps but thats expected. Anyway, i go to compress the valve and suddenly the piston fires down, crank rotates and snaps all tie-wraps and chain falls down.........
Obviously it will have jumped some teeth on bottom pulley so I'm f*cked now!!! I thought if i left the piston tdc then if the worst happened and the air pressure didnt hold the valve up, the valve would just fall a short distance onto piston head rather than loosing it in engine.... Clearly i know now that i should have done the opposite so it didnt turn the shitting crank (what a retard)
My question is..... has anyone a method of timing the engine back up without taking the whole crank case and oil pump off?
Any help would be much appreciated
Thanks