1974 D300 360 fresh rebuild will not start

I disagree, this is what makes the most sense with the information provided.


Enlighten us, how dose that happen without fouled up cam timing?


Yes the CAM can be at 6 or 12, but if the crank is timed at 6 then the cam will always be 90 degrees off (1/2 a crank stroke) and his compression when from 120 to 60 (about 1/2).

No one is saying that this IS the problem but based on the data I think its a very viable place to check.

I was talking about the argument over "6 and 12" Sorry I should have worded that better. I agree it could be the cam is OUT of time.

For me there is ONLY ONE CORRECT WAY and that is to align the marks BY THE BOOK or degree it if you have the cam specs