2000 Accord EX problem

Discussion in 'Accord' started by Nasty, May 16, 2006.

  1. Nasty

    Nasty Guest

    For those of you following this thread I found the reason for the messed up
    timing issue. The dog on the cam pulley was sheared off, cocking the pulley
    about 1.5 mm's off which translated into the distributor rotor pointing the
    wrong way at tdc on the #1 cylinder..

    In removing the cam pulley the end of the cam shaft came off with it. I have
    to say I'm impressed that the timing belt could exert or resist enough
    torque to do that kind of damage.

    I'm replacing the head with the one off the 'new' motor. Hopefully that's
    all the damage I have to deal with.

    Thanks for listening.
     
    Nasty, May 16, 2006
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