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#741070 04/20/2011 10:58 PM
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This may be a foolish question , but, in trying to get my 54 235 to tic the shop manual states to line up the U/C mark on the ring gear with the pointer. In the searches on this forum there is either an arrow or a silver ball that you line up with the pointer.My ring gear has both so which one do I use? This is a canadian built truck if it makes any difference. Thanks


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The ball is on the flywheel and the pointer is on the bell housing when you're timming you'll see the ball behind the pointer .Theres a hole just above starter in the bell housing and you'll see the pointer in that hole.

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U/C is the TDC mark. The ball, which will be a few degrees advanced from TDC is what you use to set ignition timing.

waldo53 #741090 04/21/2011 12:01 AM
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Ah, so the arrow on the ring gear is the U/C mark,that is why there is both.It seems the 2 get interchanged in old forum posts. Thanks
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We have success , truck is running


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