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inj timing
I am a class 8 tech working in south west colorado. I have been working on a ford 7000 with a B5.9 12v the truck would just disapear in white smoke at 2000rpm. I found the cam pin to inj pump timing was right on, after a lot of testing i found crank to cam timing was wrong has anybody seen the crank pin slip?:thumbsup
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