Comments on: Setting the timing http://subaruxt.com/howto/timing/ Home of the Wonder Wedge Sun, 20 May 2012 16:10:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5-gamma 2005-02-11 by: Myxalplyx http://subaruxt.com/howto/timing/#comment-16 Sat, 26 Mar 2005 21:55:28 -0500 http://subaruxt.com/howto/timing/#comment-16 <p>What about those people who do not have a stock crank pulley? Can they use the Flexplate or flywheel to set timing?</p> What about those people who do not have a stock crank pulley? Can they use the Flexplate or flywheel to set timing?

]]> by: Austin http://subaruxt.com/howto/timing/#comment-18 Mon, 28 Mar 2005 07:09:40 -0500 http://subaruxt.com/howto/timing/#comment-18 <p>Good point! I was referencing the XT6 procedure simply because that's all I'm familiar with really. That is a really good point though - what if your crank pulley doesn't have the marks, or you don't have an XT6? What would be your timing reference then?</p> <p>Anyone? Anyone? Beuller? Beuller?</p> Good point! I was referencing the XT6 procedure simply because that’s all I’m familiar with really. That is a really good point though - what if your crank pulley doesn’t have the marks, or you don’t have an XT6? What would be your timing reference then?

Anyone? Anyone? Beuller? Beuller?

]]> by: TurboXT http://subaruxt.com/howto/timing/#comment-19 Tue, 29 Mar 2005 06:29:25 -0500 http://subaruxt.com/howto/timing/#comment-19 <p>You can use the flywheel to time it if you don't have the stock pulley, just remove the little black rubber cover in the bell housing on the engine side and there will be marks on the flywheel. I am not sure about the flexplate though, never had an auto XT. </p> You can use the flywheel to time it if you don’t have the stock pulley, just remove the little black rubber cover in the bell housing on the engine side and there will be marks on the flywheel. I am not sure about the flexplate though, never had an auto XT.

]]> by: Myxalplyx http://subaruxt.com/howto/timing/#comment-37 Wed, 04 May 2005 17:43:41 -0400 http://subaruxt.com/howto/timing/#comment-37 <p>I found you could set the timing by using the flexplate or flywheel as well. If you have an aftermarket pulley or just a pulley with no marks, use this and follow all the info that Austin provided. Good clear info! Thanks!</p> I found you could set the timing by using the flexplate or flywheel as well. If you have an aftermarket pulley or just a pulley with no marks, use this and follow all the info that Austin provided. Good clear info! Thanks!

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