hey guys, just to start out, this ISN'T the ken you know with the silver lude hehe... Ken is a friend of mine and I am just borrowing his account till i can get mine reactivated hehe =]
anyhow, I have been searching through here as well as h-t.com about my timing adjustment.
i have an advanced timing gun and all that it has is a knob on the back that you can dial. Below the knob is labeled "degrees advance" and the knob can go from 0 to 60.
originally, as i shined the timing light into the little hole, i couldnt see any marks what so ever on my flywheel. So i was a little confused at first as i figured i shoulda seen some marks sooner or later, but didnt. So i turned the car off and cranked it again and now when i went back to shine the light i could now see a mark.
I was reading there should be a red and white mark correct? well on my flywheel, one distinctive mark appears which i couldnt make out the color of it except the color of the groove it made on the flywheel (so just imagine someone took a flat head and just gave it good ding on the flywheel, no color). So, there's that, and as i decided to turn the knob on the back of my timing gun, i noticed i saw another set of grooves. These grooves also did not have any color. There was a 0 and two grooves located above and below it. From all the aforementioned, heres a little picture of what i am trying to describe:
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dont mind the drawing =p.... but anyway, so what i have been reading is that i am supposed to set my timing gun to 15°. With my timing gun, how do i do that? set the dial to 15 first before shining the light or how does that work? and is 0 suppoed to be in between the > for it to be timed correctly?... does turning the dial take the place of adjusting the dizzy? how can i tell what degree i am at? and i know my service connector is jumped if the cel light stays on solid right?
thanks for the helpp guyssss