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Timing issue 22re
« on: Oct 07, 2015, 10:44:12 AM »
Ive put a 22r in my truck and slapped all my EFI stuff onto it. I cant get the timing right.
  I have to adjust the  distributor almost all the way counter clockwise to get close to 5*. If I move the distributor a tooth then it is opposite, I have to adjust it all the way clockwise to get 5*.
The TPS is new. I was not to confident in adjusting it but after a lot of messing around I believe I got it in spec. The RPM's drop a little and timing changes when I jump the E1 and TE1, so does that verify that the TPS is good to go and I can forget about it???  I assume so, timing worked fine on the last motor that was in there.

Other than the distributor having to nearly be maxed out to get to 5*, the engine misses and the idle fluctuates up and down. My EFI was working great on the old motor and I even had my injectors reconditioned. I just want to make sure I check everything before I pull the timing cover.
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Re: Timing issue 22re
« Reply #1 on: Oct 07, 2015, 11:33:53 AM »
I doubt its a problem in the timing,  I have run mine the same way for as long as i can remember. Some of the old 22r's are like that from what i have found. I can get 12-14 Degrees max but at 5 its cranked counter clockwise pretty far.

As for the idle issue i would check for any leaks between the mass air flow sensor and the tps first. 
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