Advancer maybe?
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Re: Advancer maybe?
20 Nov 2019 08:06
By zachsnacks: .... Back to advancer?
I would clean, check & lubricate the timing advancer. Separate the rotor from the body & fill the groove with grease (if yours has the groove). After reassembly & lubrication, twist & release the rotor >> it should snap back. Check the springs to make sure they aren't stretched or damaged. There may be other stuff to check. & you could check it with a timing light. Get an engine cover gasket beforehand.
I would clean, check & lubricate the timing advancer. Separate the rotor from the body & fill the groove with grease (if yours has the groove). After reassembly & lubrication, twist & release the rotor >> it should snap back. Check the springs to make sure they aren't stretched or damaged. There may be other stuff to check. & you could check it with a timing light. Get an engine cover gasket beforehand.
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Re: Advancer maybe?
20 Nov 2019 08:15 - 20 Nov 2019 08:20
I've been making plugs for the 550 carbs. Delrin, aka acetal works really well. I've had some samples soaking in gasoline/alcohol for 2 years with no discoloration or expansion. McMaster -Carr has a large selection of white acetal rod. Its really easy to work with too.
1981 KZ550 D1 gpz.
Kz550 valve train warning.
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Kz550 valve train warning.
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