timing advance problem
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From: poughkeepsie,new york
Car: 1989 GTA
Engine: 350 TPI (Many Mods)
Transmission: 700R4
timing advance problem
i set the car at 6* but when i check it with the timing light and hit the throttle it does not advance i have it at the shop right now but i was looking for an idea on what it could be the ignition module is new cap,rotor,wires and ecm are new checked ESC its good what could it be? and im loosing alot of power how much power would i loose if the timing is not advancing with the engine?
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Re: timing advance problem
Originally posted by 1987gt
i set the car at 6* but when i check it with the timing light and hit the throttle it does not advance i have it at the shop right now but i was looking for an idea on what it could be the ignition module is new cap,rotor,wires and ecm are new checked ESC its good what could it be? and im loosing alot of power how much power would i loose if the timing is not advancing with the engine?
i set the car at 6* but when i check it with the timing light and hit the throttle it does not advance i have it at the shop right now but i was looking for an idea on what it could be the ignition module is new cap,rotor,wires and ecm are new checked ESC its good what could it be? and im loosing alot of power how much power would i loose if the timing is not advancing with the engine?
Shut the engine off and reconnect the EST connector.
Start the engine and check the timing. Should be at 21 degrees BTDC (or there abouts). If the throttle is suddenly opened the timing advance should first decrease then increase as the RPMs come up.
RBob.
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