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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I�m out of options. I cannot bring myself to buy this tool for $900. Baum cam timing tool for m96 5 chain. Does anyone have one they can rent me? At this point the $80 Chinese tool got me close. But I don�t trust it seeing the top part was shooting at an angle and not perfectly straight which would obviously make it appear off. Yes the cam covers are on which I think is pushing this tool cockeyed. But I think you should be able to do this with them on with a quality tool. Might even be preferred? can anyone help a brother out? im on SoCal if that matters.

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Have you verified that the engine is in the correct position for the bank you are doing? You have to rotate it 360 degrees when doing the second side after the first side. The manual shows you how the cam windows should look for each bank. I just finished timing a motor with the same tool, worked great. You have to properly install it in steps and make sure it's lined up to get everything to sit flat.

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yes I did exactly that. This tool just doesnt sit flush and

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