can anyone help me on this one

**mk1 cossie's** · 31-01-2008, 23:07

is the lower timing pulley on the crank the same as a pinto
i think they are but would like to make sure

if anyone can help would be great

**mk1 cossie's** · 01-02-2008, 10:37

Originally Posted by mk1 cossie's

is the lower timing pulley on the crank the same as a pinto
i think they are but would like to make sure

if anyone can help would be great

ment is a cosworth yb engine timing pulley the same as a pinto

**thepintoman** · 01-02-2008, 19:04

a pinto one hasnt got the lugs on it for the tdc pickup

**mk1 cossie's** · 01-02-2008, 20:45

Originally Posted by thepintoman

a pinto one hasnt got the lugs on it for the tdc pickup

hello mate behind the main pulley there is a little cam belt pulley

boXXer · 01-02-2008, 20:53

do you mean the toothed one, or the alt/powersteering pulley with lugs?

**mk1 cossie's** · 01-02-2008, 21:37

Originally Posted by boXXer

do you mean the toothed one, or the alt/powersteering pulley with lugs?

its the toothed one cam belt runs on

**Pitstop** · 01-02-2008, 21:41

I'm using a cossie crank with a single pinto alternator pulley. I had to have a spacer machined (just an extra cossie pulley bolt washer) as the nose on the cossie crank is longer than a pinto one and protruded approx 10mm on the other side of the pinto pulley.The toothed timing belt pulley is a standard pinto one and that fits with no mods. I am using a SOHC head. HTH.

**mk1 cossie's** · 02-02-2008, 00:40

Originally Posted by Pitstop

I'm using a cossie crank with a single pinto alternator pulley. I had to have a spacer machined (just an extra cossie pulley bolt washer) as the nose on the cossie crank is longer than a pinto one and protruded approx 10mm on the other side of the pinto pulley.The toothed timing belt pulley is a standard pinto one and that fits with no mods. I am using a SOHC head. HTH.

thanks for that mate i did think toothed timing pulley woz the same on a pinto as a cossie one just wanted to make sure