2023/02/27 08:19:25
SRTsFZ6
The magnet on the flywheel should be close to the COIL when at TDC, ( not sure if that's 12:00)..
 
Obviously you can see the key in your pic but can't see if it's clocked/inserted in the crank (it could be sheared). 
 
Often, if you put a pry tool between the block (a "safe spot) and flywheel and put pressure up on the flywheel, 
you can smack the crank shaft end and the flywheel will pop off.  Protect the threads with leaving the nut on, just e even with the top edge of the crank...  
 
.
2023/07/01 17:16:36
just4fn
I ended up replacing the camshaft even though it was working fine and it looked good.  All is good now. 
12 - Powered by APG vNext Trial
© 2025 APG vNext Trial Version 5.5

Use My Existing Forum Account

Use My Social Media Account