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Old 07-17-2021, 10:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Bstocky
so can I pull the distributor up and rotate it back counter clock wise?
you need to turn the oil pump drive a liitle back so distr. will go back to where it once was.
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Turn the engine over till the timing mark is on 8* compression stroke. Take the cap off and see what wire it is pointing at.
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Bstocky, get your boat going?
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Old 07-23-2021, 11:45 AM
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How old is your balancer? I've seen balancers way off too.
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Old 07-23-2021, 04:09 PM
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Pull # 1 spark plug. Place your finger in the hole. Have someone bump the starter until you start to fell compression and stop at this point. Note how the timing marks are lined up on the balancer then hand rotate the engine to align the balancer mark-groove with the pointer. Pull distributer cap and note which wire location the rotor is pointed at. If not at #1 or REAL CLOSE remover the distributer and re install it so it does point to # 1. You will need to slighlty rotate the rotor counter clockwise to account for the gearing. As stated it may be necessary to rotate the oil pump slot to line up with the dist.

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Old 07-26-2021, 11:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Bstocky
I have verified they are the right spots. When I set my timing gun to 8 degrees and shoot the crank, it’s past 60°, when I twist the the distributor and start getting to 50 and 40 the rpms start climbing much higher.
The ignition timing is preset in the ecm calibration.You didn’t need to replace the pick up
coil they rarely fail.Bring cylinder one to tdc and set the distributor to #1 on the cap
and line up the points on the pick up coil and lock down the distributor.Timing should be
right on based on the calibration which you can’t change.
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