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Offline mk2bal

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Re: Another 'wont start' thread
« Reply #10 on: 19 July 2011, 19:21 »
Well go back to basics,starting with timing, working your way through everything. There's tests possible for every check you have to do, to indicate correct function or fault

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Re: Another 'wont start' thread
« Reply #11 on: 19 July 2011, 19:42 »
Could the starter motor falling of caused timing to go haywire. As mkbal said I'd start with that first, I spent week trying to start mine and it was timing and coil in the end.

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Re: Another 'wont start' thread
« Reply #12 on: 19 July 2011, 22:47 »
Could the starter motor falling of caused timing to go haywire. As mkbal said I'd start with that first, I spent week trying to start mine and it was timing and coil in the end.

I dont see how that could happen though, surely the flywheel is bolted to the crank, in turn crank pully and thus cam pully and without the timing belt snapping nothing will have happened. There is no way it can be out!?


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