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|   Not Ranked : 0 score  You keep mentioning impact wrenches -- is there any reason why this couldn't be accomplished with proper hand tools? Thanks for the thorough response, by the way. Still in the process of diagnosing other things on my car at the moment, but I'll definitely contact you when I'm ready for timing tools. |
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you could however just put the front cover on and hold it with a couple bolts to use the hole drilled into it to allow you to position the crank pully in TDC position and use the M6 bolt to hold it from moving while you break the bolt loose. | ||
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