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Old 05-13-2007, 11:48 PM   #1
Texas1971
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: San Antonio, TX
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Engine in...engine out...engine in... 2 questions?

Made a bad novice mistake by not replacing all freeze plugs when putting in a "recently rebuilt" engine in my '71 lwb. Yep, they were leaking bad once coolant was added and got it running. PITA but it's all back together again.

Question: This is twice now in just a week where I have not been able to get the rotor to "point at #1" when the #1 piston is in the firing position. My actual position of the hei rotor is pointing at about#7. Now that it is back in the truck I am asking how this happens. Can anyone shed any light on this?

Also, I am getting a "binding" feeling as the engine turns like - turn, turn, turn, bind...turn, turn, turn, bind. Is this possibly related to the timing?

Y'all have been very helpful in the past month and I appreciate it!
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