Timming out
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Jozi
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Is it a big job to correct the timing on a m52? It looks like the chain has jumped on me and put the timing out.
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Supafly
- E30 Zone Regular
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It's not too hard to time these up. It also is heavily dependant on your experience and or willingness to give it a go. Do you know why it has jumped?
I think I used a few links on line to make sure mine was timed up ok. One of the best sites I used was the pelican parts website. If you have an m20 flywheel then you won't be able to lock the flywheel but even then it isn't that bad.
Good luck.
I think I used a few links on line to make sure mine was timed up ok. One of the best sites I used was the pelican parts website. If you have an m20 flywheel then you won't be able to lock the flywheel but even then it isn't that bad.
Good luck.