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To find your engine's top dead center, locate the crank pulley near the bottom of the engine and use a wrench to turn the nut in the center of the pulley. Turn the pulley with the wrench until the piston in the first cylinder comes into contact with the other piston. When it stops, use a marker to mark the pulley location on the harmonic dampener, or the metal housing over the pulley. Then, use the wrench to rotate the engine the opposite way until it comes back into contact with the piston and mark the second spot on the harmonic dampener. After that, find the top dead center point between the marks by measuring the distance and dividing by 2. For tips about how to locate the top dead center without a stopper tool, keep reading!
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