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730cat
- Thread starter viktor
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Nige
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Is this any help.?
The timing probe is a separate tool group, part numbers
although I'm pretty sure you don't need the last two items as they're already built into the engine harness.
The plug you remove is roughly in the center of the block and on the same plane as the centre of the crankshaft vertically. I think it's this one.
You will also need ET.
although I'm pretty sure you don't need the last two items as they're already built into the engine harness.
The plug you remove is roughly in the center of the block and on the same plane as the centre of the crankshaft vertically. I think it's this one.
You will also need ET.