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Timing gear ring nut socket

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  1. dersark_painclinic

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    #1 dersark_painclinic, Feb 25, 2020
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    #2 Ros456GTA, Feb 25, 2020
    What's the amazon link ?
     
  3. dersark_painclinic

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    #3 dersark_painclinic, Feb 26, 2020
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    #4 Canuck550, Feb 26, 2020
    should be posted in sticky!
    Nice info
     
  5. stevepaa

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    #5 stevepaa, Feb 27, 2020
    what is that for again, can you show a picture of the timing gear control ring nut?
     
  6. dersark_painclinic

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    #6 dersark_painclinic, Feb 27, 2020
    Steve, It is in the second picture, you need the socket to remove the special nut holding the timing gear in place,
     
  7. Cribbj

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    #7 Cribbj, Feb 27, 2020
    Good find Sark! Can you post it in our Interchangeable Parts sticky thread?
     
  8. stevepaa

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    #8 stevepaa, Feb 27, 2020
    I cannot picture in situ. Is this on a 575?
     
  9. dersark_painclinic

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    #9 dersark_painclinic, Feb 28, 2020
    Sure
     
  10. dersark_painclinic

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    #10 dersark_painclinic, Feb 28, 2020
    Steve, 550, 575, table 6, item 14, part # 104919
     
  11. stevepaa

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    #11 stevepaa, Feb 28, 2020
    Thanks. I just did not have to go that far when I did the timing on mine..What issue would make you take that off?
     
  12. dersark_painclinic

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    #12 dersark_painclinic, Feb 28, 2020
    I haven’t yet but in next couple weeks I will post the progress, the oil leak is the issue now, mean while I will replace the two bearings by hill engineering ones.
     
  13. stevepaa

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    #13 stevepaa, Feb 28, 2020
    Which bearings are those?
     
  14. dersark_painclinic

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    #14 dersark_painclinic, Feb 28, 2020
    Steve, 550 and 575has the same bearings item # 2 part number 171177 updated by Hill engineering to better quality sold by Ricambi

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    #15 Ricambi America, Feb 28, 2020
    ^ I think there is some confusion here. In the above diagram shown by @dersark_painclinic , #2 is indeed 171177 but it is not a Hill Engineering item; its a standard SKF/Ferrari bearing. The Hill Engineering item is a lower cam bearing, 170787 which is drawn as #26 in the below image:

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    We stock both items at Ricambi America.
     
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  16. dersark_painclinic

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    #16 dersark_painclinic, Feb 28, 2020
    I missed the diagram
     
  17. stevepaa

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    #17 stevepaa, Feb 29, 2020
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  18. dersark_painclinic

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    #18 dersark_painclinic, Feb 29, 2020
    After you take the belt off try to wobble off the gear to see if it moves and has play, then you know it is time to change.
     
  19. stevepaa

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    #19 stevepaa, Mar 1, 2020
    I will check that next time I do the belts. thanks
     
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    #20 stevepaa, Mar 1, 2020
    Do you plan to post pics of disassembly and reassembly when you do it?
     
  21. dersark_painclinic

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    #21 dersark_painclinic, Mar 1, 2020
    Yes I will
     
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