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Originally Posted by MILD THUNDER
(Post 4139161)
Or the distributor height was off for some reason being a tall deck and using a slip collar. Sorry to hear this Rob!
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Originally Posted by rmbuilder
(Post 4139249)
Rob,
It is likely a material compatibility or alignment issue. You are welcome to email the photos directly and we will assist you with an assessment of the failure. Bob |
Just wanted to thank Bob at Marine Kinetics, had a great conversation with him this morning and feel we will be headed in the right direction. Unfortunately it means my season is done and motors are coming out, but it will be worth it in the end. Bob took 20 minutes to explain some different scenarios in detail and it was very helpful. Thank you!!!
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You might consider the composite distributor gear when you rebuilt.
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He mentioned he's taking out the solid rollers and going HR, so he'll have better options gear wise.
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Originally Posted by rob vanharten
(Post 4139603)
Just wanted to thank Bob at Marine Kinetics, had a great conversation with him this morning and feel we will be headed in the right direction. Unfortunately it means my season is done and motors are coming out, but it will be worth it in the end. Bob took 20 minutes to explain some different scenarios in detail and it was very helpful. Thank you!!!
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Yes oil pressure was definitely to high, my sae 50 oil was not helping matters either.... Both motors will be coming out for freshening, getting bearing clearances in check, new hydraulic rollers and valve train. Hopefully after that we will get a few season of trouble free boating. Although in this hobby that never seems to be the case.... :)
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I have one of Bob's cams and he also supplied the dist. gear. I pull my dist. at the start of the season to prime the oil system and the gear always looks good.
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