Replacing the harmonic bal on a 72 base 350. Recieved a new fron a vender and base timing mark was at least 20 to 25 degrees advance fro 8 degrees int from orginal dampner, The engine is good with base at 8 and cam set. was running okay, Repace just because of age. Anyone had this issue? Thankyou
1972 base 350 harmonic bal issues
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The timing mark should be slightly counter clockwise from the keyway slot - iirc on an 8" balancer it's about 1/2 " counter clockwise from the key way - if you projected both out from the center of the crankshaft mounting hub.
Does that make sense?
I have a brand new 8" GM balancer which is 1.25" thick I checked.
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If the tdc mark is different than this the ring could have slipped on the original balancer.Last edited by James G.; Yesterday, 10:09 PM.James A Groome
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Replacing the harmonic bal on a 72 base 350. Recieved a new fron a vender and base timing mark was at least 20 to 25 degrees advance fro 8 degrees int from orginal dampner, The engine is good with base at 8 and cam set. was running okay, Repace just because of age. Anyone had this issue? Thankyou
I think you have a defective balancer. The original balancer for your application is a 6-3/4" balancer of GM #6272221. That balancer was discontinued and is currently replaced by GM #12551537. If I was you, that's the balancer I'd want to use.In Appreciation of John Hinckley- Top
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