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CPS 200 1989

No slipped timing belt as far as I could tell. I did think that maybe it might have come off, but no, its still on. I can pull things off and check just to make sure, but don't think that to be the case.

However, if that is the case, it hasn't slipped far. I guess it doesn't have to slip far for it to stop completely.

I can't check it until Wednesday afternoon or Thursday at the latest.

I'll let you all know once I know more.

I now have pine cars to work on for my son.

Later,

Matt






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