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timing my engine...

Hello all.

In timing my engine (74 2.7), my pulley has a 5deg ATDC mark on it. I assume this is correct for my year even though it did not come factory with a smog pump.

My question is, the idle timing adjustment, is this adjusted with the vacuum hose connected or diconnected? I have heard both.
I am used to small block Chevy's where you disconnect the vacuum advance for the timing adjustment.

Also, to adjust mixture, which way to turn allen key to lean the mixture (CIS)?

I need to get a CO analyzer to set my mixture. What is the peoples choice for a stand alone analyzer?


The car stumbles a bit when I drove it around the block. This was the first time driving this car since the complete rebuild. It seems to be really rich. Pulled a plug tonight and it looked wet. Mostly tan to dark brown on color.

Hopefully I can figure it out so I can drive this machine soon.

Thanks for all the help!

Chris

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Chris:

I plugged my vacuum line permenantly and set the timing to Z1 (TDC) @ 900 RPMs. Runs like a scalded dog.

If your car has a CDI unit make sure that the points are set to spec or .001 over.
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thanks for the response. Any other info?

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I'm w/Marc...I set timing at total advance. I have a cheap/weekend wrench gas tester...R
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Don't you guys ever pay attention?

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Warren...benign neglect..It is a very great thread, IMO. I think a classic is something/thread that doesn't have to be written again....still working/figureing the E-cam drama....... R

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