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tornik550 |
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How do I check timing with a timing light on a /6. I know how to set the static timing however I want to check with a light. I have seen that some cut an acess panel in the firewall. I don't want to do that at this point. There isn't enough room to fit a timing light.
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AFAIK, and how I've done it, there is an access hole on the top of the case above the flywheel. There are TDC and full advance marks on said flywheel. The hole is large enough to get a finger in there to scrape/sand away rust and put paint on the marks.
The daunting part is that you set the running timing for full advance at 6000 rpm, leaning over the carb stacks. One hand on a timing light, and one to adjust/turn the distributor. Helps to have someone in the cockpit holding the throttle at 6000 also. |
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