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Sun Dec 12, 2004 11:41 am
I have absolutly no I dea what you did with the tissue...If you marked the cam and sproket with paint and then match that back up I would think that would be fine, but is the cams and crank in time with each other? best way to do that would be set the crank to TDC, then set the cam one TDC, there should be a mark on the cam some were to show you when the cam is on TDC, line the pin on the cam up with the colord link on the chain( one link should be a diff color in pick Ive seen it was a different shade of grey) after getting the chain on turn the engin by hand a few times and stop with the crank at TDC, and check to see if the cams are as well. (Ive never done on nissan engin only on toyota but there was a small notch on the block and on the sproket on the crank, and something similar for the cams), if your pully has no marks and you have no way of establishing TDC for the crank a rough esstimate can be made by putting something (like a dowl or something simmilar) in the spark plug hole so that it rests on the piston top and stick out of the engin so you can see the movement of the piston, watch the stick and when it reaches the top of its travel mark the pully, continue turning and when it begin to go down mark again this marks the beging and end of the piston dwell at TDC, so the crank is straigh up right inbetween the two marks, mark the center point and use this for a rough timing estimate....