Project Update
#76
Originally Posted by Dysfnctnl85' date='Jun 6 2004, 06:42 AM
So I went out in the garage to work on the car and found out my dad MOVED THE ENGINE!
I checked the spacer (I finally found it) and it was off a little bit. It didn't however look like it had been damaged. My dad swears he didn't hear anything hit it.
Am I okay?
I checked the spacer (I finally found it) and it was off a little bit. It didn't however look like it had been damaged. My dad swears he didn't hear anything hit it.
Am I okay?
I think the spacer Jeff20B mentioned is the copper washer under the bolt (am I right?)... This isn't the one I was referring to. Inside the front cover, under the counterweight, there's a thrust bearing (flat roller bearing) that rides between the counterweight and the thrust plate. On the other side of the thrust plate is another thrust bearing. The ID of the bearings is larger than the eccentric shaft. There's a little sleave that fits onto the shaft that the bearings fit over. This is where you can get into trouble.
Here's a link: http://www.mazdatrix.com/faq/pulley.htm
#78
Yeah I identified the washing thing you are talking about. It *looks* just fine. It fits right in where it's supposed to and looks just like the RB picture. I rotated the washer to double check its flatness.
I think I'm okay?
I appreciate the help, as always. I should make that my sig: thanks for the help!
LOL
*EDIT* As soon as I saw the engine out of place, we moved it back into its upright position. Would my father have heard the counterweight slide and bang up that washer/spacer?
I think I'm okay?
I appreciate the help, as always. I should make that my sig: thanks for the help!
LOL
*EDIT* As soon as I saw the engine out of place, we moved it back into its upright position. Would my father have heard the counterweight slide and bang up that washer/spacer?
#80
Originally Posted by Jeff20B' date='Jun 8 2004, 09:07 AM
I was talking about the flat steel 1mm one you're talking about that fits in the recess on the back side of the counterweight.