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I have this timing gun, and a friend who moved is the first person who used it, and even then I think the instructions werent in the box...
So I'm trying to figure out exactly how to use this thing to get my car running as good as possible.
So far I've figured out:
Inductive handle thing over the #1 spark plug wire
Ground and power on the battery
Pointing at the timing marks while pulling trigger
How to read it.
What is still unclear - The gun has a knob with degrees on the back of it. And heres what I'm thinking/but not sure of
- When set to 9 degrees (isn't that right for stock soob) it should read 0 on the timing marks -
- Set to 0 on the gun its spose to read 9 on the marks...
Now that I've typed it out I'm pretty sure the later is incorrect - but is the first guess right?
I turned the disty a bit and it wouldnt run - so I knew I was close to begin with (running like crap, but running) - then went back/forth a few times to get it running again, and it seems to be running a little better than before. (and is slightly closer to zero if I remember correctly)
So any tips? - sorry for the long post
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Feel stuipid.. help... (Timing)
Started by Bratwerst , Feb 29 2004 03:12 AM
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Posted 29 February 2004 - 03:12 AM
Posted 29 February 2004 - 03:21 AM
That's my understanding of how it works. I assume the knob on the gun is for cars with a mark just at TDC. Mine doesn't have that at all. I think the stock setting is 8, but you can usually go to 10-12 without any problems.
Posted 29 February 2004 - 03:36 AM
Thanks man - trying to make sure that its a headgasket thats blown, and not my timing thats off before I go tearing into this engine. Tomorrow I shall check on this when I get home - as my mom said (actually screamed) at the garage door "ERIK!! ITS AFTER 12 IN THE ****ING MORNING AND THAT THING IS SO ****'ING LOUD!!....... CHRIST!" ::door slams shut::
Hey, I figure I dream about revving subarus at night, so should others - I'm just giving some "inspiration"
- Erik Hosa - Tacoma, WA -
Hey, I figure I dream about revving subarus at night, so should others - I'm just giving some "inspiration"
- Erik Hosa - Tacoma, WA -
Posted 29 February 2004 - 03:40 AM
I always enjoyed working on my soob in my parents garage too. Well, maybe enjoyed isn't quite the right word;) .
Posted 29 February 2004 - 05:11 AM
so bear with me, it's been awhile since I've played with one.
I do believe the knob on the timing gun is used to check on things like total mechanical advance and total vacuum advance.
You'll want the knob set on zero to set the timing on your engine.
I do believe the knob on the timing gun is used to check on things like total mechanical advance and total vacuum advance.
You'll want the knob set on zero to set the timing on your engine.
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Joe Gibbs could make it easier on himself if he traded Mark Brunell. Cries of his undying loyalty to a relic pushing 37 would cease, along with the decision whether to name Brunell the No. 2 or No. 3 quarterback. The Redskins could finagle a late-round draft pick out of a needy team like Seattle or Atlanta.
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Two years ago, this was posted on a fan Web site: "If Joe Gibbs starts Mark Brunell next Sunday, it will confirm what I have thought since the day we signed the inept quarterback. . . . One fervent Christian favoring another fervent Christian. Time to break the loyalty, Joe. This isn't church, it's football, and Mark Brunell is the biggest mistake you ever made."
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