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    Default Changing CAS gasket and inner seal - GZE

    Hello,
    Wondering if anyone can give me a bit of a walk thru in changing the CAS to block gasket and the inner seal of the CAS ( Map 4agze ).
    Basically does the engine need to be TDC to remove CAS and so on? Anyhelp much appreciated.

    Cheers
    Tyrone.

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    Default Re: Changing CAS gasket and inner seal - GZE

    this may be of some help.....

    http://www.toymods.net/forums/showthread.php?t=5047

    you should have the engine on TDC as well. it will make it alot easier to get it back together.....
    Quote Originally Posted by The Witzl
    Please visit here, they will have all the answers you need for this "conversion" - www.hot4s.com.au

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    Default Re: Changing CAS gasket and inner seal - GZE

    -set crank to TDC

    -mark with a paint pen, the position of the CAS (timing point)

    -remove CAS

    -remove old o-ring and replace (use vaseline to lube o-ring)

    -line up dimple on the shaft (closest to gear) and the strike on the CAS body
    (assuming they are the same as a bigport distributor)

    -reinsert CAS and tighten bolts

    DONE!

    hope this helps

    cheers
    Craigy

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    Default Re: Changing CAS gasket and inner seal - GZE

    Cheer's Craigy - I'll get to work on it. + Rep

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    Default Re: Changing CAS gasket and inner seal - GZE

    Changine the inner seal (and bearing while you're at it) is a little bit harder, it requires you to drill out the rivet/stake (?) that holds the gear on the end of the shaft, and pulling out the shaft. The bearing & seal pop out & are replaced like any other bearing & seal (not that hard) then put it all back together, & the fun bit is finding something to replace the bit you drilled out.
    I was able to get my hands on some solid Al rivets of varying size & length, one of which was a perfect fit.

    Install CAS/dizzy back into head, & wait about 2-3 weeks before the bastard starts leaking again!!!

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