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How do you align the drive plate with the crankshaft on a Dodge 318 engine in a Ram 1500?
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∙ 13y ago
The crankshaft and driveplate have an "offset" bolt pattern. If you look at both youll see the bolt pattern is misaligned intentionally so as the driveplate can only go on there one way.
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