Another Timing question for 13b na
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Another Timing question for 13b na
I did a Search didnt find what i was looking 4 I dont have my haynes manual, I used to have this In my head so i never needed to ask, But its been awhile. So here it gos.
Im trying to time up my car agian because the cas came loose. My timing light is hooked to the Trailing coil PACK nearest the Firewall, On Number 1 coil. Should the second dot to the Right be lined up to the PIN?
or advanced ( TO the left of the Dot) a hair? because i just FUggin forgot, and i gotta do some Driving around and i rather not waste gas on bad Timing, TY I just have a Brain fart today R something,
Im trying to time up my car agian because the cas came loose. My timing light is hooked to the Trailing coil PACK nearest the Firewall, On Number 1 coil. Should the second dot to the Right be lined up to the PIN?
or advanced ( TO the left of the Dot) a hair? because i just FUggin forgot, and i gotta do some Driving around and i rather not waste gas on bad Timing, TY I just have a Brain fart today R something,
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Have you checked the sticker under the hood? The yellow mark should be lined up when the timing light is on the L1 wire. Advanced is when the pointed moves towards the red mark. If the marks are dirty, the yellow one is the more clockwise mark when viewed looking towards the front of the car.
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Have you checked the sticker under the hood? The yellow mark should be lined up when the timing light is on the L1 wire. Advanced is when the pointed moves towards the red mark. If the marks are dirty, the yellow one is the more clockwise mark when viewed looking towards the front of the car.
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Have you checked the sticker under the hood? The yellow mark should be lined up when the timing light is on the L1 wire. Advanced is when the pointed moves towards the red mark. If the marks are dirty, the yellow one is the more clockwise mark when viewed looking towards the front of the car.
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You can advance the timing by turning the CAS in the direction that brings the pointer closer to the red mark.
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Re-read what I wrote and try to comprehend the words.
The sticker under the hood states what the yellow and red mark mean in terms of timing. The actual numbers are also listed in the FSM or Haynes or you can find them in the 2nd gen archive.
You can advance the timing by turning the CAS in the direction that brings the pointer closer to the red mark.
The sticker under the hood states what the yellow and red mark mean in terms of timing. The actual numbers are also listed in the FSM or Haynes or you can find them in the 2nd gen archive.
You can advance the timing by turning the CAS in the direction that brings the pointer closer to the red mark.
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The yellow mark is something like 15 degrees advanced and the red is something like 25 degrees advanced. The exact numbers are usually on the sticker under the hood. Neither yellow or red notch is TDC. TDC is when the apex seal is between the trailing and leading spark plugs. If you take out the plugs and use a mirror and a flashlight you can see the apex seal pass over the spark plug holes.
When you set the timing the yellow notch is lined up with the pin on the front cover. The timing light gets the signal from the L1 wire.
I usually clean off the yellow notch and put a drop of bright yellow Estes hobby paint on it. I've used a whiteout marker too.
I could have worded my previous post nicer. I'm just trying to help.
I hope I'm helping!
When you set the timing the yellow notch is lined up with the pin on the front cover. The timing light gets the signal from the L1 wire.
I usually clean off the yellow notch and put a drop of bright yellow Estes hobby paint on it. I've used a whiteout marker too.
I could have worded my previous post nicer. I'm just trying to help.
I hope I'm helping!
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