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Old 12-03-2009, 09:35 AM
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ignition timing and power

my truck seems to be running good. however i know the timing is supposed to be 5 degress btdc and mine is at about 15 btdc. is this going to cause power loss or any other problems for me? i tried gettin the timing right but i have no more room to turn the distributor, its at the end of the slot.
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how did you check the timing, engine has to be warm and you have to take off the vacuum hose off the distributor and plug the hose. I am assuming this is a 22re.
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yea its a 22re, i did it the way the haynes manual said to. i didnt kno u had to disconnect a vacuum hose tho?
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yes the vacuum hose gives the distributor additional advance 10-12 degrees i think but don't quote me on that. But it has to be off and plugged when you set that 5 btdc.
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ok thanks ill try that
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thanks 4runna ill check that out. i appreciate it guys
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I seem to have lost my vaccume hose for the distributor during an engine swap. No one can sell me the hose until they know the size. Also I can find a diagram or the place on the engine fir the vacuums hose to run to. I see the port on the distributor but where does the other end go?
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Originally Posted by superme88
I seem to have lost my vaccume hose for the distributor during an engine swap. No one can sell me the hose until they know the size. Also I can find a diagram or the place on the engine fir the vacuums hose to run to. I see the port on the distributor but where does the other end go?
You only pull off vacuum if it is a 22r carbed motor. The injected 22re needs a jumper wire installed between ports E1 and TE1 in the diagnostics box. It is on the side of the engine fuse box. Get a FSM, it will have everything you need in there!!
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