I had the Mopar Dbl-Roller Timing Chain Installed under warranty (it really
wasn't bad...but the tech was cool) and I haven't really done anything else
to the ignition system. (MSD6, Retard Box, and Jet-II Chip.)
- Bernd
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-dakota-truck@buffnet.net
To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
Subject: Re: DML: RE: Re: Throttle Stops vs. Idle adjustment screws
When you turn the distributor. It does not affect ignition timing. Don't
ask me why. I have first hand experience with that not working. Hooked it
up to a snap on scan tool and it was running CRAPPY timing jumped between
13
and 26 every 1/2 a second. anyways. with "fuel syncronization" (basically
distributor position) adjusted, I switched back and forward between screens
and timing was STILL screwed. Tell me how you get your timing fixed. I
just
ordered a timing chain set from napa, because I get a great discount for
school there, and it came out to be 41.??
-Dester
<< You're affecting the injector timing as well....yes Pat, I know.
It's an example that still applies to other vehicles though.
- Bernd >>
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