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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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rgalla9146 |
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First step is to pray you have a stock flywheel.
Second step is to loosen the dizzy clamp just enough that you can move it, but tight enough that it stays where you put it until you can tighten it with the engine off. Third step is to wear a glove on your dizzy hand to avoid upsetting your pacemaker. Wear a tight shirt. |
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