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#503372 02/08/2009 5:36 PM
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I have a 1946 1 ton with a 216 c.i. engine and I'm in the middle of a frame off restoration. This is my first restore, so I am learning/ making mistakes as I go along. I am now at the point of assembling the engine, and I made the mistake of not marking the camshaft/crankshaft teeth where they meet. The factory camshaft timing mark is obvious (stamped circle in the tooth valley), but the crankshaft timing mark isn't so obvious. I can't find anything and I'm loosing sleep over this. There is a faint line on one of the crankshaft teeth and a few indents on another tooth, but nothing that looks like a stamped circle. Am I missing something? I could time out the two gears using the #1/ #6 method, but I'd like to avoid that if possible. Has anyone had this problem? HELP!!! Thanks.


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Every one I have ever seen had a nice round dimple in one of the teeth. Are you sure the crank geer is clean?


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The crank gear is clean and oil free. There are two dimples on one of the teeth, but is it a dimple I'm looking for or a stamped circle like the cam gear has?


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