RE: Timing adjustment on '99 5.2l

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The timing is non-adjustable. It's controlled by the PCM.

What's your timing at under WOT, Normal cruise, and under moderate
acceleration? (Can your scan-tool record these?)

- Bernd

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[mailto:owner-dakota-truck@BUFFNET.NET] On Behalf Of Suter, Rick
Sent: Monday, August 13, 2001 8:27 AM
To: 'dakota-truck@BUFFNET.NET'
Subject: DML: Timing adjustment on '99 5.2l

The saga of my 5.2l that runs like a 4cyl continues.... I've mostly
given up on the Dodge Boys cuz they either say there is no problem or
make the problem worse.

I have the OBDII scan tools, can I adjust the timing on my Dak using
them? Anyone tried this?

thanks,

Rick

ps. talk about embarassing... I had to use SECOND gear on the highway
last weekend to tow 3400 lbs up a moderate hill! (5.2l, auto!!!) pss.
And even more embarassing, after 26 years of owning only Mopars I am
actually considering an F-150. How sad..

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