So after a long analysis it appears the governor is off by a tooth. The lugs for the mag are at 1 & 7 instead of 2 & 8 on #1 compression TDC. I read some other posts that said the governor can be moved a tooth to get things back to being correct.
Can someone describe how this is to be done? I hate to just start into it blind.
Thanks in advance!
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Moving Governor A Tooth
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Moving Governor A Tooth
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Re: Moving Governor A Tooth
Found a very good post from Virginia Joe from 2010. Looks like I have to pull it off to do what needs done?
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Re: Moving Governor A Tooth
You can actually scoot it out just enough to change it by one tooth without having to totally remove it. It is very hard to see the marking by barely scooting out but it can be done.
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