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17-06-13, 16:32
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235 timing?
Does any one have the spec for the timing of a 235 engine?
Gilles 
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17-06-13, 18:19
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I go with TDC. The timing mark should stand out on the flywheel.
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18-06-13, 00:42
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If you are asking for information on the early 235 splash feed engine, according to my TM the initial timing is 5 degrees B.U.D.C.
If using a timing light the setting is 'steel ball set in the flywheel to be on the pointer'. TM 10-1557 1-1/2 ton 4x4 Chevrolet truck built for US Army. If it's the later engine, I can't help. David
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18-06-13, 01:52
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Later 235 Engine Manual
Hi
If you need the information on the later pressure lubrication 235 here is a link the engine manual pages http://www.canadianmilitarypattern.c...e%20Manual.htm Cheers Phil
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