Setting the Timing with a Timing Light
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I had one and it wouldn't work with my aftermarket ignition so, I sent the light to Texashillcountry just to **** him off............I like him though.....
#12
LOL. OK, If mine doesnt work, I'll send it to THC Im using a digital Equus INNOVA 5568 so, it should work OK.
#13
That's a much nicer light than the one I sent to THC........
My neighbor had a garage sale and put a Craftsman timing light up for sale for 10 bucks, so, I bought it.
All metal, no dial back, just the light. Works like a charm! I'm guessing it's 20 years old......... but looks like new.
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That's a much nicer light than the one I sent to THC........
My neighbor had a garage sale and put a Craftsman timing light up for sale for 10 bucks, so, I bought it.
All metal, no dial back, just the light. Works like a charm! I'm guessing it's 20 years old......... but looks like new.
My neighbor had a garage sale and put a Craftsman timing light up for sale for 10 bucks, so, I bought it.
All metal, no dial back, just the light. Works like a charm! I'm guessing it's 20 years old......... but looks like new.
I couldn't get either to work.
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Get a clear sight glass for the timing plug. Something like this. http://www.ebay.com/itm/DS-Clear-Tim...VWUldd&vxp=mtr
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