Not too sure about your 95, but on 97+ obd2 computers, a snap on scanner has
a "set sync mode" and you click into that and it shows the advance/retard of
the distrubutor. and on our models, we set it to "0" as close as we can.
Hope that helps,
-Dester
PS> the snap on scanner is VERY expensive. 2,000 bucks plus an extra
700-1,000 more bucks for upgrades
<< Well, I found 2 shops that agreed to reset my distributor for me, only one
snag... I went to both today to get it done, but both of them grabbed a
timing light. Now I was under the assumption that the distributor has no
effect on ignition timing, just injector timing... One of the guys was
appologetic that he didn't know what I was talking about, the other got
pissed off and went to his Alldata CD's, Alldata even says to use a timing
light. So what's up??? What's the exact procedure called to resynch the
distributor? I know they have the Sunpro and OTC scanners, anyone have a
model number, etc? I know Bob T. has the OTC... >>
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