Now a new timing issue

[R.O.R-2.0]

Much appreciated, Wade.

Maybe I'm paranoid, but stuff like this makes me go look at my engine and ponder if I need to add each ounce of prevention.

This issue is probably endemic to the 1.6. There don't seem to be many options... take the crank to a shop, or pin it in the car. (Unless you live near Flagstaff.)

the broach isnt too terrible expensive, and neither is the fixture to hold the tool..

i think with all costs included, it would be less to have a tool fixture machined, and buy a broach, than to pull the crank..

[theman53]

IDK broaches are expensive. I sold one last year it was 300.00 and it wasn't anything special.