Re: [HSS] Wrench needed to adjust timing chain
Hudson Town Sedan wrote:
Lew, I just use a piece of bar ground down to the size to fit in the>
> I need to adjust the tension on the timing chain on my '29 Town Sedan.
> I have almost 1/2 inch circumference rotation on the generator shaft,
> where 1/8 inch is specified.
>
> the service manual specifies a special spanner wrench. It would appear
> that one could do the job with a modern spanner of the right size. Can
> anyone provide the proper size, or a source for the OEM wrench? If
> neither of those options are available, could somebody make a
> photocopy image of an OEM original and email it to me so I can use it
> as a template to make one out of 1/4" sheet aluminum?
>
> Thanks!
>
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> Lew Phelps
> Pasadena, CA
> 1929 Hudson Town Sedan
> http://home.earthlink.net/~lewphelps/hudson_29
slots. Whatever you do, don't hammer the lugs on the adjuster, they
break off! Another point to watch out for, if you see a punch mark on
the adjusting lugs at around the 2'o'clock position,(looking from the
back) this indicates that you have reached full adjustment of the chain.
Geoff.
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