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1G CAS install

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91Bomb

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Jul 15, 2003
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I swapped my CAS with a spare when my car wouldn't start just to rule it out as the problem which it wasn't. So when I popped the original cas back in was I supposed to reset timing -or- was lining paddle wheel up correctly to notch on cas and carefully installing in same position as other cas good enough? Car seemed to run ok even though I think there's a chance it may be 180 degrees off which I'm taking to mean the notched side of paddle wheel is 180 off the notch on cas, but not even sure if that's what is meant by being 180 off so need clarification on that..
 
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Car is back together already and I was just looking through pics when I noticed this.
 
Up to you, then. There's nothing that will be ruined running it like that. On the other hand, it would take maybe an hour to get in there and fix it up.
 
That's true because I wouldn't have to touch timing belt to fix that, right? Weather is starting to get nice so maybe I'll do that.
 
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