MFI Cam Pulley - a slight problem

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tanick
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Post by tanick »

Ah, I see. I'll take the plugs out and turn the engine over on the starter. The car's in the dry now and won't be getting wet . Yes, I uppose that the water getting in through the intakes is the only explanation.

I was considering taking off the other heat exchanger to see if there was water in there but I suppose there's not much point, it will soon come out when the engine's running.

thanks.
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Started the engine for the first time in 6 months. Back in business.

Thanks all for your help.

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Post by tanick »

Oh, I forgoet, Barry, I did try epoxying the end of the cam shaft. The fit between the pulley and the cam is very precise and I couldn't get the pulley to sit correctly with epoxy between them so I ended up wiping it off. Used the spare to glue a penny washer to the insides of my door lock hopefully solving my short pin problem.
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