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And this is the problem! Buy yourself a set of timing tools for the 190 and all will be well. Quote:
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And this is the problem! Buy yourself a set of timing tools for the 190 and all will be well.
Hello Engine starts and runs fine. While riding are also all in order with the car. Will have to buy the front latches 190 or to take advice Brian. Regards Denis |
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Also there are two holes for the flywheel locking pin , side by side . The inner one is for an auto and the outer for a manual , but as said they are identical for the 2.0 and the 2.5 and if you were using the wrong hole you wouldn't be able to get the pin in
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