Olliejunkie
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Void the warranty or dont use it
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J Hamilton
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- Southern Illinois
I've never seen that before. How are you
supposed to know where to align the rotor
for timing if you void the warranty by
removing the cap? Lol
supposed to know where to align the rotor
for timing if you void the warranty by
removing the cap? Lol
RoadsideGeo
Member
Egads.
Where's it from ?
Where's it from ?
the tractor vet
Well-known Member
WHERE IS THE LAUGHY FACE BUTTON on here i need to push it. Who and where did you get that from?? , Call them up and tell them it does not work and you can't get the tractor to run.
Oliver 500 Wa
Member
Don't remove it. Cut it. Says nothing about voiding warranty if cut or tampered with. :wink:
jimg.allentown
Well-known Member
Release the clips, gently tip the cap towards the seal strip, and get your rotor position. Then tip it back into its original position and refasten the clips.
Otherwise, call the manufacturer and ask them how to use it without voiding the warranty.
Otherwise, call the manufacturer and ask them how to use it without voiding the warranty.
Olliejunkie
Well-known Member
I wont mention the seller but I did send them a note as to how am I supposed to install this. I will probably have it installed before he gets back to me. My guess is they put stickers on all electronics and they probably dont have a clue what it does. That's not the only sticker. I think they had a note that said the points where adjusted but installer may need to reset them. Lol.
nce we are all done laughing, you have a 1 in 4 chance of getting it right on first guess and if not, then you will hit the gold on one of next 3 tries. Don't need to see inside.(quoted from post at 12:29:16 04/18/20)I wont mention the seller but I did send them a note as to how am I supposed to install this. I will probably have it installed before he gets back to me. My guess is they put stickers on all electronics and they probably dont have a clue what it does. That's not the only sticker. I think they had a note that said the points where adjusted but installer may need to reset them. Lol.
Janicholson
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Don't remove it don't cut it, use a razor blade and lift the cap side off, It was never off! Jim
Olliejunkie
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From my experience it is helpful to turn the rotor when installing. Guess I could turn the engine instead. It has a slotted oil pump so I should only be able to install it two ways. I have been tempted to turn the engine several times since I removed it but I have abstained so far.(quoted from post at 09:35:30 04/18/20)nce we are all done laughing, you have a 1 in 4 chance of getting it right on first guess and if not, then you will hit the gold on one of next 3 tries. Don't need to see inside.(quoted from post at 12:29:16 04/18/20)I wont mention the seller but I did send them a note as to how am I supposed to install this. I will probably have it installed before he gets back to me. My guess is they put stickers on all electronics and they probably dont have a clue what it does. That's not the only sticker. I think they had a note that said the points where adjusted but installer may need to reset them. Lol.
? more like a dozen, I say.(quoted from post at 12:51:31 04/18/20)From my experience it is helpful to turn the rotor when installing. Guess I could turn the engine instead. It has a slotted oil pump so I should only be able to install it two ways. I have been tempted to turn the engine several times since I removed it but I have abstained so far.(quoted from post at 09:35:30 04/18/20)nce we are all done laughing, you have a 1 in 4 chance of getting it right on first guess and if not, then you will hit the gold on one of next 3 tries. Don't need to see inside.(quoted from post at 12:29:16 04/18/20)I wont mention the seller but I did send them a note as to how am I supposed to install this. I will probably have it installed before he gets back to me. My guess is they put stickers on all electronics and they probably dont have a clue what it does. That's not the only sticker. I think they had a note that said the points where adjusted but installer may need to reset them. Lol.
Olliejunkie
Well-known Member
Ok. I went back and read it again and it states to disgard the stickers.
Guess I should've reread it first but it was fun while it lasted.
So now I guess I can tell you I got it from Cross Creek. So far they look good.
Guess I should've reread it first but it was fun while it lasted.
So now I guess I can tell you I got it from Cross Creek. So far they look good.
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