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• where do i get timing tools by craiggroombridge on 10 Jan, 2007 11:18
• Looking for pump timing tools and other stuff needed for working on n/a and turbo d's
  Please help thanks
  
  Craig
• #1 by burn_your_money on 10 Jan, 2007 11:45
• http://www.emiata.com/DieselVW/
  or ebay
• #2 by craiggroombridge on 10 Jan, 2007 12:04
• sweet thanks burn
• #3 by burn_your_money on 10 Jan, 2007 12:18
• not a problem
• #4 by duffer on 10 Jan, 2007 22:37
• Also  skywaytools.com
• #5 by Ziptar on 11 Jan, 2007 03:36
• http://www.metalnerd.com/
  
  Also good! I borrowed a set years back to do the TB on my 98 TDI. Well made and worked great.
• #6 by craiggroombridge on 11 Jan, 2007 08:27
• Great  :!: now I can start to better my n/a drivability also the bently is on the way ..
  
  Thank you all Craig
• #7 by Turbinepowered on 13 Jan, 2007 13:36
• Quick question regarding the eMiata toolset; what's the scale on the dial indicator?
  
  Goes from 0-100 clockwise, small dial in the face from 0-10 clockwise, and the two sets of numbers on the face are "->| |<- .001 in" and "0-1.0 in".
  
  I'm assuming this means that each individual tick mark on the big dial is .001" as the distance between the vertical lines is about the same as the distance of the arc between individual marks, but what's the small dial for?
  
  Just seems a bit strange, all the timing measurements I've seen are given in mm and the recommended vendor's gauge is in inches.
• #8 by craiggroombridge on 13 Jan, 2007 15:05
• the small one is in .100 of an inch if it is not metric the big face is of corse .001 graduations, there are timing setups in imperail mesure.
  Personly I think non metric is more accurate, this is my opinion I could be WRONG
  
  Craig
• #9 by Turbinepowered on 13 Jan, 2007 15:21
• Quote from: "craiggroombridge"

  the small one is in .100 of an inch if it is not metric the big face is of corse .001 graduations, there are timing setups in imperail mesure.
  Personly I think non metric is more accurate, this is my opinion I could be WRONG

  
  
  That's what I've been slowly, slowly coming to realize, the purpose of the two faces.
  
  And I can convert the mm measurements to inch measurements fairly handily enough; excellent.
  
  My thanks!
• #10 by craiggroombridge on 14 Jan, 2007 04:53
• some older mittchell manuals show the timing setup in imperail, ceria 1986, trying to get that book. no luck so far