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Question:. If an engine starts right away, with just a few rotations, is that a sign of decent timing?


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Normally yes. Starting easily and accelerating without hesitation or pinging is a fair indicator that things are set right.


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Starting well, even with a cold engine, can be a indication of good cylinder compression (piston rings to cylinder wall contact).
For example, an engine with worn rings can be harder to start.


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