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Oh dear, the pulleys are floating IIRC and you'll need the correct timing tools to lock the cams at the flywheel end, the crank at the front of the block and the pulleys at the pulley end.
hmmm, equal length shafts? The normal shafts are almost this setup anyway, the part that sits on the sun wheel is a cup that the shaft spider bearing sits in, it's not bolted to the block but sounds like it does the same job
LOL, completely forgot about the hub nut :hail: Easiest to do the hub nut first when the wheels are on the ground, centre cap off the alloy and get at it there.
What's this bearing on the back of the block?
LOL
God knows what this is off then, doesn't really matter as it doesn't fit the holes in the inlet, just wandered what I'd been sent.
Back to the search for a ph1 rail :(
Drain the gearbox oil, remove the three bolts holding the NS driveshaft gaitor to the box, remove the rollpin holding the OS shaft to the gearbox sun wheel.
Remove the lower strut to hub bolt and this should be enough to get them out through the wheel arch.
Sounds like the ecu isn't seeing the coolant temp or the thermostat is stuck open. Check the wiring to the coolant temp sensor and also check that the top radiator hose gets as hot as the others!
When the coolant temp is low the ecu stops the car revving past 6200rpm
I've got a JC5 130 without the speedo hole or worm drive, at home with pretty much every tool available is it possible to change casings for a knackered JC5 with the hole and also to fit the worm drive part?
Anything to look out for flying out when I open up the casing?
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