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adsm08

@PWL216 That's kind of a crap angle on the first picture.

 

The key doesn't look sheared to me, but it sure does look beat up, and I see a few other things on the crank that make me think that flywheel was spinning on it.

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Bill D
27 minutes ago, adsm08 said:

@PWL216 That's kind of a crap angle on the first picture.

 

The key doesn't look sheared to me, but it sure does look beat up, and I see a few other things on the crank that make me think that flywheel was spinning on it.

Agreed.   Part of the key is supposed hold the trigger wheel in time.  Pull the key and post a picture please.  Pretty sure it's sheared.  If you look at the picture of the crank trigger wheel the notch for the key is at the top, not in line with the keyway.   I think we found the problem.  You'll need a new key and maybe a new crank trigger wheel.  Key is PN 515-0284

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PWL216

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PWL216
29 minutes ago, adsm08 said:

@PWL216 That's kind of a crap angle on the first picture.

 

The key doesn't look sheared to me, but it sure does look beat up, and I see a few other things on the crank that make me think that flywheel was spinning on it.

Agreed. The crank is gouged pretty well

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Bill D

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Definitely the wrong key.   This is the key you need.  An OEM Onan key is cheaper from the Cummins website.

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lynnmor

Here is the key you need:

 

 

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PWL216

Thx guys!! updates to follow…

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sqrlgtr

Some great info in this thread and can't wait to hear about that big smile when @PWL216 gets it running again. I really like that P220 hum. If it hasnt been mentioned already would definitely decarb, check 2 piece manifold, clean carb and adjust/inspect valves why you have tore down this far.

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Bill D

That crank is pretty beat!! @lynnmor what do you think.  Is it salvageable?

 

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sqrlgtr
5 minutes ago, Bill D said:

That crank is pretty beat!! @lynnmor what do you think.  Is it salvageable?

 

you guys are a lot more knowledgeable than I am but I sure would clean it up good and try it. just my :twocents-02cents: though.

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PWL216
11 minutes ago, sqrlgtr said:

you guys are a lot more knowledgeable than I am but I sure would clean it up good and try it. just my :twocents-02cents: though.

That’s the plan, I hope. 

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wallfish

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That flywheel had definitely spun before and probably because someone put a little woodruff key in there. I don't see that as being the end of that shaft though. Just put the proper key in it and it will hold.

I'm no Onan expert and barely know them but most every other engine uses a taper fit lock instead of relying solely on a key to hold them in place for a reason. That's a straight shaft fit so the long key is definitely required 

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Bill D
Just now, wallfish said:

:text-yeahthat:

That flywheel had definitely spun before and probably because someone put a little woodruff key in there. I don't see that as being the end of that shaft though. Just put the proper key in it and it will hold.

I'm no Onan expert and barely know them but most every other engine uses a taper fit lock instead of relying solely on a key to hold them in place for a reason. That's a straight shaft fit so the long key is definitely required 

Someone probably replaced the ignition module but never properly torqued the flywheel bolt when they put it back together.   Someone else on here had the same problem.   Does the flywheel bolt have the correct thick washer with it?

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