Owner`s manual
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Miscellaneous
Section 6 - Miscellaneous
Replace Mating Gears
It is recommended in situations where a broken crankshaft
gear is replaced as a repair that the camshaft should also
be replaced.
The mating gear will develop a wear pattern, and failure to
change it may cause a repeat failure. This suggestion was
submitted by a wily old distributor that has experienced this
phenomenon many times over his long career. Refer to
Service Bulletin 250 for further information.
Avoid Repeat Failures
Erratic Running & Vapor Lock
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Part No. 25 050 22-S (51 microns) should be used on
engines equipped with a fuel pump.
Part No. 25 050 21-S (75 microns) should be used on
engines using gravity feed.
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debris from the fuel, it is also more restrictive and can
cause erratic running and vapor lock when used on gravity
feed systems. When in doubt, use 25 050 21-S for either
type of system. Refer to PB-253 in “Bulletins, Etc.” for
further information.
25 050 21-S Works for Both
Bearing Concern
There have been some bearings that are used on the KT
and Magnum series engines that have been packaged
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from the aligning tab. The bearings that were found in the
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This will cause problems with the lubrication characteristics
of the bearing and will create a failure. If you have any
of these bearings it can be handled with a new defective
warranty claim. The packing date codes where the bearings
were found are from 746 to 751.
90° is Correct
180°
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