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Chamberpains · 01-22-2020, **(Subject: Cam timing wedge spec )**

I picked these up off fleabay. I know, my stupid mistake for trying to be a bit cheaper on a simple tool. Quickserve says there should be a line on them that should line up with the top of the head.

Does anyone have a few measurements of an authentic Cummins wedge so I can place a mark on these?

I have a digital level so I can check if the angle is correct.

Signature620 · 01-22-2020, **(Subject: Cam timing wedge spec )**

If the angled face of the wedge is in full contact with the cam and the wedge is perfectly 90deg to the side of the head then it's in there right - No need for a height mark.

EDIT - I use the exact same wedges, made by Dave's Tools I think. They work fine.

Chamberpains · 01-22-2020, **(Subject: Cam timing wedge spec )**

(01-22-2020 )Signature620 Wrote: If the angled face of the wedge is in full contact with the cam and the wedge is perfectly 90deg to the side of the head then it's in there right - No need for a height mark.

EDIT - I use the exact same wedges, made by Dave's Tools I think. They work fine.

Thanx
I used them in that exact way. And quickserve says the timing of the CM870 is "robust" enough to allow a good bit of variance. So I'm good to go. Cams are in place. But if someone has a measurement for the line, it'd be nice to make it for accuracy and quick checking.