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You will never get gears to mesh and run using Contact Sets in Fusion 360, it is just to weak. You will have to use Motion Links. I have added these to your model and attached it. The only problem I am facing right now is how to get the teeth in mesh. They are the right ratio as you can drag them and see this. I will think about it more and try to get back to you.
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I found out how to synchronize the gears so I attached a new model. If you need to process, let me know and I will create a Screencast.
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You are very close, before you create the motion link, position the gear relationship and then make sure you allow the capture position to occur as you begin to create the motion link.
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As I mentioned before and in the video, Contact Sets are very weak and undependable in Fusion 360. In your case, Motion Links work just fine. You can choose to Animate Model using Rev5 if you want to drive the assembly. Screencast is attached and I attached another copy of the model as well.
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