Land Rover Monthly

Engine builld – timing gear

LAST month the flywheel, camshaft and lower rocker assemblies were installed in the engine block. We now need to time the camshaft with the crankshaft so that it opens and closes the inlet and exhaust valves at the correct time in relation to the piston positions. To achieve this we’ll fit number 1 exhaust valve and set its tappet clearance to 0.010 inch and then use a dial test indicator (DTI) on the valve head to confirm its position as the camshaft is turned. That will set

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Land Rover Monthly

Land Rover Monthly3 min read
Torque Back
LRM READER BRIAN GEORGE REPORTS: “After experiencing this loss of acceleration while the engine was warming up several times, eventually the engine light came on while this was happening. I was able to drive to my local garage right away and left the
Land Rover Monthly1 min read
New Octa Most Powerful Defender Yet
Land Rover has announced a new flagship Defender which it says will be the toughest, most capable and luxurious model in the line-up. Called the Octa, it’s also the most powerful Defender ever, its twin-turbo petrol V8 twin-turbo mild-hybrid possibly
Land Rover Monthly4 min read
Camp Out At Lrm Live!
WITH the stunning backdrop of the Malvern Hills behind an action-packed event rammed with Land Rover goodness, it’s the ideal opportunity to dust off your camping gear, get a barbecue going and have an amazing time with friends and family. Camping fo

Related