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> Timing - what am I doing wrong?
BCinSC
post Jul 15 2003, 10:32 AM
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I've set timing before and it seemed right, but today, I just can't get it. I gapped the points with my feeler, setting the basic dwell at 44 degrees. I can see all markings on my impellor. With engine idling, I can advance timing enough to see red mark (27deg), but I can't back it off enough without stalling to get red to stay at 3500 rpm - hell, I rarely even see red mark on revup or down. HELP PLEASE
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airsix
post Jul 15 2003, 11:03 AM
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Can you see the mark move when you rev the engine up and down or is it staying in the same possition? Perhaps your mechanical advance is gummed up and sticking. I had a problem like this once - the dizzy shaft is two-pices held together by a c-clip under the felt button in the hole in the top of the shaft under the rotor. My clip popped off and the upper half of the shaft walked up enough that the advance weights got bound up and stuck.
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