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Where are the crankshaft timing marks? S80

posted by  checksix on  Tue Sep 30 06:25 CST 2008
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Dan,

I agree with you and the info you have provided that it sure sounds like you need to come in from the right side, and that they only want you to turn it in one direction. Makes me now question what I had heard from the local Volvo mechanic, in that I heard or mis-interpreted him incorrectly, or he had it backwards. Hard to say which one, but with what you provided, there is no means to mis-interpret it, it's quite plane what they want you to do.

I'm going to be pretty bust this evening, but if I have time I'll take my old one and play around with it some, hell I might even try to dis-assemble it. I'll also now remove the front cover soon now that I have a few hundred miles on it and take a look at mine to see if the adjustment stayed consistant (because I did not follow the instructions) . Thanks again for the instructions, I copied them and put them in my project folder for my car for next time I do this job! BTW I couldn't get the Volvospeed link to work, but I assume it is similar to the other one you provided.

Jerry






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