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Old 12-15-2021, 07:05 PM
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I just did the measurements for exhaust valves on cylinders 3 and 1 and intake 1 and 2. For those measurements I could use the dots on the back of the cam gear to make sure I was at tdc.

I just turned the crankshaft 360 degrees to do the rest of the measurements. There wont be any dots the gear to confirm correct position, only the mark on the pully.

I had an extension resting in cylinder one when I was at TDC and I sharpied it where the top of the spark plug tube was, I did this again after rotating 360 degrees and the height is the same. Should cylinder 1 be at the same height after turning 360 degrees?
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