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Unstyled WC timing marks etc
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    Posted: 09 Mar 2021 at 4:02pm
I updated a couple pages on my website showing some timing marks etc. I had a WC crankshaft laying here so I attached it to a flywheel to show what it looks like without the other pesky engine parts getting in the way. It is with a Bendix Scintilla mag but many of the things discussed pertain to all mags.
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Nice writeup Tom... those parts are REALLY CLEAN... Do you sand blast when disassembled ?.... Wonder why they didnt put TDC on the face of the flywheel ? That would have been nice.
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I cleaned up the flywheel with a cup brush on my angle grinder.
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How do you cleanup the mag housing ?  I like the spark test stand.
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The mag was completely disassembled the parts that could be bead blasted were. Things like the name plates were masked off. Otherwise parts-washer etc.
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