Engine overhaul first time - need support
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Re: Engine overhaul first time - need support
But it does not fit on the axis of the crankshaft. too small inner diameter of the sheet metal part. the oil thrower is in place (see foto)
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Re: Engine overhaul first time - need support
It does to fit on the crankshaft - it fits between the hexagon head of the starter dog and the crankshaft pulley and fits over the 5/8" thread of the starter dog with the concave facing outwards.
Item No: 4 in the attached link.
http://www.moss-europe.co.uk/shop-by-mo ... 343fa.html
Phil
Item No: 4 in the attached link.
http://www.moss-europe.co.uk/shop-by-mo ... 343fa.html
Phil
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Re: Engine overhaul first time - need support
It's slightly oddly shaped - the original was flat - probably designed to make bending it over easier - and as Phil describes - one edge is tapped into the recess on the pulley to 'retain' it.



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Re: Engine overhaul first time - need support

just a little upgrade - first some pictures from the cylinder head of my old lady
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and my project is progressing quite well.Today I want to attach the cylinder head, adjust the valve clearance, mount the alternator and so on! I hope I have not forgotten anything.

Cheers Dirk
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Re: Engine overhaul first time - need support
Thanks!
quick question: valves on 0,035mm? is it the right with a completely new engine?
quick question: valves on 0,035mm? is it the right with a completely new engine?
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Re: Engine overhaul first time - need support
I think you have got an extra '0' in there!! 0.035 mm would be a little bit too tight!!!
Standard setting was 12 thousandths of an inch (around 0.3 mm) but many now advocate 15 thousandths (or 'thou'), in some cases just for the exhaust valves, or in some cases for exhausts and inlets. that is equal to 0.38 mm. So 0.35 mm will be fine.

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Re: Engine overhaul first time - need support
I do strongly advise using the later Leyland setting for 'unleaded' heads of 18thou - 0.38mm



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Re: Engine overhaul first time - need support
hi guys,
today at 6 pm came the exciting moment: first attempt and first start. and on the first beat he started and ran smoothly like clockwork. I'm so happy! Thanks to all for the help!
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today at 6 pm came the exciting moment: first attempt and first start. and on the first beat he started and ran smoothly like clockwork. I'm so happy! Thanks to all for the help!

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Re: Engine overhaul first time - need support
Well done! And enjoy the good weather forecast for the weekend.
Regards
Declan
Regards
Declan
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Declan