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b230ft front crank sproket assembly help 700

posted by  volvopowerbaby on  Mon Apr 11 16:28 CST 2005
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Good evening,

I'm in the process of building a 1992 b230ft motor. Unfortunately the motor was not complete when I purchased it. I have a question I'm hoping someone can help me out with. With regards to the front crank assembly. On the front of the crank what parts are there? I've got a crank sprocket, pulley/harmonic balencer, a large washer and a bolt to hold the sprocket, pulley and washer onto the crank. Is there a seal plate specific for these motors? Is there a spacer on the end of the crank between the block and the crank sprocket? It appears the crank sprocket is not aligning very well with the accessory balence shaft sprocket.

I'm using parts from a b21ft 1985 block. I've been finding some significate differences. I'm wondering if the balence shaft sprockets maybe different between these motors or maybe I'm missing a needed spacer on the crank. Thanks for the help.

Scott





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