Timing needs to be adjusted?
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From: Shelby Twp. MI
Car: 91 Z28
Engine: Rebuilt and modified 350
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Timing needs to be adjusted?
So I took my car to the mechanics because it was overheating, stalling, and didnt have as much power as before. He said he adjusted the timing because it was off a few degrees. I get it back, and it ran great! for a few weeks. Now it is back to the same old crap, only not stalling. Does the timing need to be adjusted? or is there a vacuum leak somewhere?
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might be your fuel injector(s). Or your carbs choke is stuck on and very well could be your timing is retarding itself, or a coil in the distrib.
few diff things, is it backfiring?
few diff things, is it backfiring?
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Car: 91 Z28
Engine: Rebuilt and modified 350
Transmission: rebuilt T-5
Originally posted by hydric
might be your fuel injector(s). Or your carbs choke is stuck on and very well could be your timing is retarding itself, or a coil in the distrib.
few diff things, is it backfiring?
might be your fuel injector(s). Or your carbs choke is stuck on and very well could be your timing is retarding itself, or a coil in the distrib.
few diff things, is it backfiring?
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