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check timing? how to? 700

posted by  volbro245 on  Sun Oct 23 08:13 CST 2005
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I made my own marks at 12 and highlighted the mark on the crank pulley. On my '86 it has 10 and 15 degree lines molded into the cover, so I estimated my own 12. Be sure to check at the right idle speed.

Looks like with the tolerance allowed on all the parts involved none of these marks would be all that precise- +/- 4degrees from true. If it's not running right, move it to where it does run best within reason.

Mike
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In Tacoma '86 245 200K+ and '86 740T- 215K+ both with M46






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