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On a Nissan 1400 bakkie concerning the timing at what degree before TDC must it be set?
On a Nissan 1400 Bakkie the timing must be set at between 8 and 12 degrees before TDC for proper initial timing. This is constantly adjusted by the vehicle's computer during normal operation.
What is the correct timing for a 1993 Chevy caprice with a 5.0 liter v8?
0 degrees TDC. However, there are several steps to set the timing. Refer to a repair manual specific to that vehicle for the exact procedure.
What is the timing setting on 1996 gmc 5.7 eng?
0 TDC base timing.
What is timing mark on a 1991 gmc sonoma?
Engine 4.3L (262 cid)Base Timing 0~ TDC (Manual Trans).Engine 4.3L (262 cid)Base Timing 0~ TDC (Auto Trans).
Where is the timing mark for the 351 windsor?
10 degrees tdc
What is the timing on a 92 gmc 350?
0 degrees at TDC.
Should the number one spark plug on 2002 sebring should it be up up or down while resetting the timing?
If you are installing the timing chain on a 2.7L, the number one cylinder will not be at TDC. That is normal.If you are installing the timing chain on a 2.7L, the number one cylinder will not be at TDC. That is normal.
Where is number one piston on 2.5 Subaru?
the number one piston is on the left of you when facing the vehicle, it is the right side or passenger side and it must be at TDC for timing settings. (FENIX)
What is the correct timing for a 1991 Olds Bravada?
The timing is supposed to be 8 degrees before top dead center (tdc). But, when you first start it up it (the ecu) will advance the timing to 12 degreees before (tdc) for quicker easier starting, I'm guessing. When it warms up it should be 8 degrees before (tdc).
What is the difference of the ignition timing advance and retard?
Ignition timing is setting the point at which the sparkplug fires relative to where the piston is in the cylinder. The highest point the piston can go is called top dead center, or TDC. Timing is set for a number of degrees of crankshaft rotation BEFORE TDC; the number of degrees is determined by the factory, and since it's setting the plug to fire before TDC, it's called the "timing advance". If you set the timing to be closer to TDC than the factory setting, you're reducing the advance, or "retarding" the ignition timing. If you set it to be farther from TDC, you're "advancing" the timing. Changing the timing can dramatically change a motor's power and efficiency. The reason you set the timing before TDC is that you want the exploding gas to be compressed by the upward-moving piston and force the piston back down, generating power. If you retarded the ignition so far that the plug fired after TDC, the piston would already be moving down when the gas exploded and you'd waste most of the energy from the explosion.
What are the timing specs for a 1989 ford 5.0 HO?
stock base timing is 8 degrees before TDC
How do i check the timing position on a 1995 GMC 1500?
0 deg -or- TDC With the distributor timing connector disconnected.
