Reluctor wheel/crank issue
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hey guys, i started checking clearances on my new oil pan set up, and during that i found what looks like to me is a dowel pin for the reluctor wheel that has somehow slipped out of place?
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The reluctor wheel is coming apart, but you can fix it. Look here: http://www.yellowbullet.com/forum/sh....php?t=1464306
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thanks for the link! thats exactly what is happening i pulled the crank, and removed 5 rivets that had worked them selves out, now i just need to make sure it hasn't slipped on the crank and get it welded in place.
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CBM also has a billet reluctor that is really nice: http://store.custombuiltmotors.com/e...tor-wheel.html
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CBM also has a billet reluctor that is really nice: http://store.custombuiltmotors.com/e...tor-wheel.html
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just after 70 miles!! thats crazy! i shipped the crank off to LME to have the billet wheel installed and welded, i appreciate all the help, i cant believe how poor of a design the factory reluctor wheel set up is for being such a critical part, 2 riveted pieces, no keyway ect. but i guess theres enough stock vehicles running around with no issues? must only be common in higher hp combos. and ive also read that this is most common with the callies cranks