Timing cover installation

Posted By DANIEL TINDER 15 Years Ago

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Timing cover installation

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DANIEL TINDER	Posted 15 Years Ago
Supercharged Group: Forum Members Last Active: Yesterday Posts: 1.7K, Visits: 154.2K	Just wondering: Is there any significant advantage to having the special FoMoCo tool (#T52L-6059-AAE), or will the dampner assembly usually slip on (without hammering/binding) far enough to properly center the seal/cover and allow room to snug the bolts? 6 VOLTS/POS. GRD. NW INDIANA
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Timing cover installation By DANIEL TINDER ( 15 Years Ago )

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There is an advantage in using the correct tool but most people dont... By oldcarmark ( 15 Years Ago )

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If you have an old junk damper, you can make a tool to center the... By Glen Henderson ( 15 Years Ago )

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The marine engines have a spacer behind the damper. I saved one and... By MoonShadow ( 15 Years Ago )

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The original tool centers on the casting itself, not the seal. The... By Hoosier Hurricane ( 15 Years Ago )

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I'm with you John. By lowrider ( 15 Years Ago )

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Ditto on what John says on seal pliability. Unless the engine... By Ted ( 15 Years Ago )

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[quote][b]Ted (2/15/2010)[/b][hr] I’ll just suggest that the... By mctim64 ( 15 Years Ago )

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[quote][b]Ted (2/15/2010) I’ll just suggest that the pan rail is level... By DANIEL TINDER ( 15 Years Ago )

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Thanks. Good to know (I have a special Y-Block engine stand attachment... By DANIEL TINDER ( 15 Years Ago )

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Maybe your damper has a wear groove in it.There is a seal kit... By oldcarmark ( 15 Years Ago )

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[quote][b]oldcarmark (2/15/2010)[/b][hr]Maybe your damper has a wear... By DANIEL TINDER ( 15 Years Ago )

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Or position the seal to seal against another part of the sleeve if... By Ol'ford nut ( 15 Years Ago )

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