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Wisconsin w1-140v timing problem

4 years ago

I just got this motor. In order to clean parts I scribed marks on the cam and crank. Now I'm done I can't find the mark on the crank.I don't see any factory punches either. Anyone have the manual that can tell me what to look for to get the timing right?
Tia.

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HU-774151267
4 years ago
hi, i'm not sure this is going to help? I couldn't find anything on a 140v, but there is info on a 145v?

http://www.subarupower.com/media/manuals/128898075482130000.pdf
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Original Author
4 years ago
last modified: 4 years ago
I opened my other working W1 and using that as my reference, I lined it up that way. I just got this "new" one and it is in kinda rough shape that there is rust on the gears that the markings are gone.

Thanks.
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