Cloyes timing sets and crank sensor chopper wheel?
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Joined: Dec 1969
Posts: 27,725
From: Little Rock, AR
Re: Cloyes timing sets and crank sensor chopper wheel?
Originally Posted by simple
if you look thru shoebox's cam install page, you can see what you're getting into but it doesnt show much about the CPS reluctor in any of the pictures
http://shbox.com/ci/cam_install.html
something to look at and reference tho
other then his site, i dont have any pictures. try searching on here for something
http://shbox.com/ci/cam_install.html
something to look at and reference tho
other then his site, i dont have any pictures. try searching on here for something
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Re: Cloyes timing sets and crank sensor chopper wheel?
I just went with a 95 style hub and a OBD I conversion...however the cheap way to do it is measure the thickness of the CPS wheel, depth of the HUB, length of the crank snout, and mark the hub on the outside so you know where to stop pressing the hub on.
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From: sierra vista, Arizona
Re: Cloyes timing sets and crank sensor chopper wheel?
damn there it was clear as day. i now feel like an ***. does anyone know where to buy this crank hub at. is this something i can just get on-line. or is it something that i will have to find in the junkyard
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From: Little Rock, AR
Re: Cloyes timing sets and crank sensor chopper wheel?
Originally Posted by blown383
I just went with a 95 style hub and a OBD I conversion...however the cheap way to do it is measure the thickness of the CPS wheel, depth of the HUB, length of the crank snout, and mark the hub on the outside so you know where to stop pressing the hub on.
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...but if you stop short of putting the hub all the way on, your pulley will be out of alignment and the hub may end up spinning on the crank, because it is not clamped to the front of the crank snout.There are some makers of aftermarket hubs (I saw one somewhere...), but they are probably more expensive than wholesale at the dealer. A salvage yard is obviously an option.
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