PLEASE Help me with my NC24

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mike1942
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PLEASE Help me with my NC24

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Can anyone please help me with the timing on my bike,how do i time it ? where are the timing marks?


As i am rather a novice on bikes please make your comments basic.
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your in the wrong section dude. scroll down to the workshop in the honda v4 section, and repost there.

you will find a far better response
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Ahhemm. Is this not the workshop section?
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i think it is!!!!!!!
please,god,....give me the chance to prove that winning the lottery won't spoil me!!!
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lol, yes this does make me look like a noob!!

check the Testing Forum, thats where this topic was originally posted, and where i originally replied to
topic is still there also.
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Ahhah, its bin moved.
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This is the timing configuration for an NC30, probably the same for an NC24. With T1 crankshaft mark aligned, cylinder 1 is at TDC of compression stroke when the two camshaft edge marks point up, cylinder 3 is at TDC when the two
camshaft marks point down. With crankshaft mark t2 aligned, cylinder 4 is at TDC of compression stroke when its two camshaft marks are pointing up, cylinder 2 is at TDC of compression sroke when its two camshaft marks are pointing down
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Isn't the NC24 crank 180 and the NC30 crank a 360?
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yes it is.
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Mike google for the honda factory manual, it shud describe the procedure there

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