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Hopefully someone with a 400ex will chime in and give you an answer. But I would still recommend getting a manual, it will not only tell you how to properly line up the timing marks, but it will give you much needed info, like torque specs for fasteners, wear limits and clearances.

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the cam gear has 3 marks on it .. the 2 lines on it should be flat/even with the top of the head .. and the dot mark should be pointing up in the center ... some of the motors will not line up exactly with the flat plain of the head .. and it will be ok if its off just a little .. i have sever of the 400ex motors and have built over a dozen .. if you need any more info .. just ask .. thanks ..

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hi im having problems starting my trx 400. i replaced the valve seals and put it back together timing marks right but it refuses to start. it tries but jst wont fire. any help would be great. thanks

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hey guys. do i need to use plunger and spring when i put my head back together? cud this be the cause of my trx not starting? timing marks all line up and it tries its hardest to start but jst wont ignite. plz help itz driving me up the wall. cheers....... :(

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its a wee small pin like thing that sits jst under cam, sproket side. tink it has sum ting to do with the decompressor on the cam shaft. it must have fallen out wen i took head off and i only noticed it wen i read forums saying tings bout the plunger and spring, so wen i investigated i found where it went so happy out. took it out yesterday and itz mighty now. :)

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