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hey guys, just bought my first zook (84 model) and found a hole on the left side of the gearbox just behind the motor. my dads 94 hasnt got this hole and was curious to what it was and if it was supposed to have a cover.

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inspection hole for timing and stuff. you can buy the covers on ebay

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Post Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 8:12 am 
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can get them from bruce on this site as well

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what happens if you put you dingus in this unknown hole?
if you lose your dingus when the motors running it probably got a cover from the factory :wink:

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Post Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 8:24 am 
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what happens if you put you dingus in this unknown hole?
if you lose your dingus when the motors running it probably got a cover from the factory :wink:


whats a dingus? is that me eating dinner with my fingers? :lol:

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Its the breather hole for the mice that run around to turn the motor. You need to put bread and grains in there to keep the mices happy so they don't stop running!

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what happens if you put you dingus in this unknown hole?
if you lose your dingus when the motors running it probably got a cover from the factory :wink:


whats a dingus? is that me eating dinner with my fingers? :lol:

your single arent you gus? :thefinger:

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:rofl:

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inspection hole for timing and stuff. you can buy the covers on ebay


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inspection hole for timing and stuff. you can buy the covers on ebay


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do you do 1 litre ones?

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inspection hole for timing and stuff. you can buy the covers on ebay


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do you do 1 litre ones?


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Post Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 8:49 am 
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lol i'm a retard, only read 84, didn't look at the pic

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Post Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 9:16 am 
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Bruce wrote:
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inspection hole for timing and stuff. you can buy the covers on ebay


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do you do 1 litre ones?


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YES YOU DO, cos I got one off you. they are the same as the 1.3 ones


1 litre shares a lot of parts with the 1.3. it's not like a coily....

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a rubber grommet goes there... if ebay is too hard/ takes too long just get one from a wreckers.

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Post Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 9:28 am 
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a rubber grommet goes there... if ebay is too hard/ takes too long just get one from a wreckers.


I think Bruce sells them 8O :? :lol:

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thanks for the help guys. its an 89 not a 84, should of read what i wrote.


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what happens if you put you dingus in this unknown hole?
if you lose your dingus when the motors running it probably got a cover from the factory :wink:


you can do it first :lol:

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a rubber grommet goes there... if ebay is too hard/ takes too long just get one from a wreckers.


And I bet the wreckers are still more $$$ than I can sell a new one for :wink:

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a rubber grommet goes there... if ebay is too hard/ takes too long just get one from a wreckers.


I think Bruce sells them 8O :? :lol:


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Post Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 10:01 am 
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Hey bruce, what costs are for one to Melbourne 3782? I have the same in my 85 lwb. never worried bout it but if its cheap nuff will plug it :D

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Post Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 10:18 am 
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does not having one cause any oil leaks? sorry for the stupid question...

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does not having one cause any oil leaks? sorry for the stupid question...


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Post Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 10:13 pm 
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hey guys, just bought my first zook (84 model) and found a hole on the left side of the gearbox just behind the motor. my dads 94 hasnt got this hole and was curious to what it was and if it was supposed to have a cover.
Jamie.


Well, you've got lots of replies but no answers.

It's the timing hole. There are scribe marks cut on the flywheel to show the timing for No1 cylinder. If you use a timing light off No1 HT lead and shine it in there you will see the scribe marks, You adjust the distributor so that it fires when the the scribe mark is aligned with the step on the side of the hole. It's in this location so that 1 person can adjust the timing by seeing the mark and reaching the distributor. Later Sierras moved the timing notches to the crank pulley (which is typical of many cars), but you now need 2 people to adjust the timing. This was an improvement to enhance your social life.

And yes there should be a rubber (or Urethane, Bruce) plug in the hole.

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Post Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 10:37 pm 
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jct92 wrote:
hey guys, just bought my first zook (84 model) and found a hole on the left side of the gearbox just behind the motor. my dads 94 hasnt got this hole and was curious to what it was and if it was supposed to have a cover.
Jamie.


Well, you've got lots of replies but no answers..


i thought the first reply answered it?

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inspection hole for timing and stuff. you can buy the covers on ebay

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Post Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 10:42 pm 
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jct92 wrote:
hey guys, just bought my first zook (84 model) and found a hole on the left side of the gearbox just behind the motor. my dads 94 hasnt got this hole and was curious to what it was and if it was supposed to have a cover.
Jamie.


Well, you've got lots of replies but no answers.

It's the timing hole. There are scribe marks cut on the flywheel to show the timing for No1 cylinder. If you use a timing light off No1 HT lead and shine it in there you will see the scribe marks, You adjust the distributor so that it fires when the the scribe mark is aligned with the step on the side of the hole. It's in this location so that 1 person can adjust the timing by seeing the mark and reaching the distributor. Later Sierras moved the timing notches to the crank pulley (which is typical of many cars), but you now need 2 people to adjust the timing. This was an improvement to enhance your social life.

And yes there should be a rubber (or Urethane, Bruce) plug in the hole.


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Post Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 10:44 pm 
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Its a peep/glory hole!

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Post Posted: Fri Nov 26, 2010 9:44 am 
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jct92 wrote:
hey guys, just bought my first zook (84 model) and found a hole on the left side of the gearbox just behind the motor. my dads 94 hasnt got this hole and was curious to what it was and if it was supposed to have a cover.
Jamie.


Well, you've got lots of replies but no answers.

It's the timing hole. There are scribe marks cut on the flywheel to show the timing for No1 cylinder. If you use a timing light off No1 HT lead and shine it in there you will see the scribe marks, You adjust the distributor so that it fires when the the scribe mark is aligned with the step on the side of the hole. It's in this location so that 1 person can adjust the timing by seeing the mark and reaching the distributor. Later Sierras moved the timing notches to the crank pulley (which is typical of many cars), but you now need 2 people to adjust the timing. This was an improvement to enhance your social life.

And yes there should be a rubber (or Urethane, Bruce) plug in the hole.


thanks for the detailed response.

bruce you have a pm

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Post Posted: Fri Nov 26, 2010 9:49 am 
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Bruce wrote:
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inspection hole for timing and stuff. you can buy the covers on ebay


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Don't ban me Royce but I thought all here know I sell all this shit :wink:


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inspection hole for timing and stuff. you can buy the covers on ebay


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Post Posted: Fri Nov 26, 2010 10:05 am 
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Bruce wrote:
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Bruce wrote:
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inspection hole for timing and stuff. you can buy the covers on ebay


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