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FS: Cam Timing Tool

chrisfullwood

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Apr 28, 2006
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256
Location
bartlesville, ok
I tried to slip this in, so i could hold the cam gears in place and loosen the timing belt, but i couldn't get it to fit, i can tell yet if its my intake cam is slightly off alignment, i tried rocking the crank back and forth a little to try to align it, but it wouldn't go. So i guess i have to pull the timing belt off first, and then do it.

hopefully it doesn't do that when i put my new cam gears on.
 

Doctor_D

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Nov 16, 2006
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265
Location
Niles, Illinois
i did mine with timing belt off before putting tool in, At first seems to not fit like said, i just had to move both cams to fit in place, use your left hand for the 2 wrenches cam movement and use your right hand to fit the tool in. Simple as that.

Using this tool makes Timing very Quick and Easy. No Hassels here.
 

chrisfullwood

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Apr 28, 2006
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256
Location
bartlesville, ok
thanks for the advice, i was figuring i should just pull the timing belt off, after i make sure its at TDC on the number 1 cylinder. Which i need to do to replace my cam gears anyway.

i'm looking forward to it making my life easy.
 

SSGdave

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May 31, 2011
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137
Location
San Diego, CA
do you still make/sell these?

if so, i know about 5 mitsu techs that would buy one
 

SSGdave

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May 31, 2011
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San Diego, CA
ok we're in. Ill be collecting the money from them on Monday. I'll be in touch dude.
 

CKA

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Mar 22, 2002
Messages
168
Location
Wisconsin, United States
I am on what seems to be my last batch of these tools. I have 20 of them and probably won't be making any more after this. Even if you don't need one now get one now because 2 years down the road you will regret not having it.

I have been asked if I were able to make the Tensioner Tool. Here it is. Price for the tensioner tool is $15 shipped.

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Bundle the Cam Timing Tool and Tensioner tool for a price of $40 shipped.
 

brisvr4

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Feb 13, 2004
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955
Location
brisbane australia
What would shipping cost to Australia?
Postcode is Runcorn. 4113 Queensland.
Cheers

Tim
 

broxma

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Nov 16, 2009
Messages
911
Location
San Antonio Tx
Money sent for one assuming there are any left.

/brox
 

prove_it

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Jul 3, 2008
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Location
Sioux Falls, SD
Money sent on a bundle also.
 

dsm10o0

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Jun 16, 2010
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680
Location
San Jose CA
How many sets are remaining? Interested but waiting on funds
 
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