Pulleys not aligning on engine build!!!
Also, this may have lead to the problem: I'm putting a bigger cam in so I removed the crank pulley and what-not and when I put it back on, I first used a block of wood and a mallet to knock the pulley back into place, then I put the old bolt on and cranked it until the pulley looked like it was against the seal. After that I took that bolt off and put a new one on like you're supposed to.
My questions are: What is causing these pulleys to be off? Did I mess something up with the crank pulley? OR is there something I'm missing here that is used on the LQ9 block to match the pulleys?
I'm using the accesories and brackets off my LS1 and the engine is on a stand, not in the car.
Oh, and I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this but I think it will get more attention from the more knowledgable guys/girls on here.
Anyone have any input?
Jon
Plus even if the front seal looks great pop it out and put a new front cover seal in... Trust me lol I used my old seal because it looked fine, then when I fired the car up it leaked so I had to pull the pulley and seal back out and replace it (about 2 ours of work in the car that I added to my job)


