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#76644 04/23/2007 9:47 PM | Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 336 Shop Shark | | Shop Shark Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 336 | So I finally got motivated enough to replace my points and do a timing job last weekend for the first time. On my none driving truck. I successfully replaced the points. But when I went to do the timing (going by my Shop Manual) I got stumped because my harmonic balance doesn't have a timing mark or dial indicator. I know from working with Air-cooled motors that there is a certain formula to follow in order to achieve Top Dead Center.
Even though I couldnt do the timing the truck idles better now with the new points. But it still back fires at high RPM's and loss of power. So now I want to replace the condenser and do a timing job.
Any tips on how to do a timing job without the timing indicators? | | |
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