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#41839 08/18/2002 10:55 PM
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Need to do a tune-up. 261 Chevy engine. Need to know point contact gap setting, dwell angle, timing setpoint and idle rpm. Thanks!! :confused:


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This is out of an old Motors repair manual; Point gap .019, dwell 28-33 deg.,timing , ball on the flywheel, vacuum disconnected., idle 500 rpm.


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