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Re: Timing issues
« on: Apr 14, 2009, 07:34:22 PM »
exhaust stroke wouldnt push your finger off,

do it again and when you get the push of air,  look down at your crankshaft pulley and put the timing mark on 0*


you really should remove the valve cover so you can see where its going, but  using the dist cap, mark where #1 is, (should point at the vacuum advance)   then  turn it past so when it slides over the gear it comes to rest on the right spot
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