Tdc with no viewing ports? |
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Tdc with no viewing ports? |
Radmacdaddy |
Oct 10 2011, 12:23 AM
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Member Group: Members Posts: 83 Joined: 28-September 11 From: United States Member No.: 13,617 Region Association: None |
I'm viewing the great valve adjustment article over at pelican & have my one wheel off the ground to get it just right but I have no viewing ports into my flywheel.
How then can I get the tdc worked out? I did the straw in the #1 cylinder trick too, put it in & note when it is most pushed out and before it goes back into the chamber... But it still feels like its not just right. Thought? |
Radmacdaddy |
Oct 15 2011, 06:30 PM
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Member Group: Members Posts: 83 Joined: 28-September 11 From: United States Member No.: 13,617 Region Association: None |
So, I spent two full days rebuilding the engine under the watchful eyes of some experiences VW'ers and type IV folk in Alburqueque NM at the VW co-op... run by JP Henricksen, a very kind and helpful VW old schooler.
Today I have been 300 miles with 200 to go. I've lost almost no oil. I seated the rings last night using a "quick" method I'm sure plenty of folk would not agree with, but in my case was the way to go for sure. I packed all that air movement with about four pipe insulation lengths from Lowes for $10 (I have a few left over if any burn up or fall out). She is running REALLY sweetly. Cruising at 55-60 smoothly. I did change the oil after about two hours running and will again in the morning. Thanks for the tips all! |
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