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Old 01-11-2012, 03:59 PM   #198
bollybib
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Re: Jim's 1969 Custom/20

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Next I cleaned the balancer sealing surface and pressed the repair sleeve on over a thin coat of JB Weld. After letting it set overnight, I oiled the sleeve and installed the balancer. On the balancer’s circumference, I painted on timing marks at the 90 degree points and at 36 BTDC for future tuning reference.

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I put all the accessories back on, filled it with oil and water, started it up, and let it run a bit. I saw some oil weeping from the location of the timing cover seal but it turned out to be residue from the prelube.

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