nm5k@wt.net wrote in
news:1155199444.253717.15100@b28g2000cwb.googlegro ups.com:

>
> TeGGeR® wrote:
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>>
>>
>> Then your timing belt is off, even if it looks like it's not.
>
> Could be.. The only other thing I could think of is maybe a
> sheared dist gear pin, or something like that. But being I haven't
> looked at the base of one of those distributors, I couldn't say
> if they use one. I had this happen on my ford truck one time
> though. The pin sheared off at the base, and the dist would
> "wander" and gradually shift in direction until it got to the point
> that I ran out of room to turn it. Yanked it out, and saw the
> gone pin. They had those at the autoparts, and I was back
> off to the races. Seems to me, if the timing marks look
> perfectly spot on, it should be pretty close, but I've seen
> weirder things happen..
> MK
>
>


This isn't one of those situations.

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