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Normal range of ignition timing for '82 b21f 200 1982

Howdy,

I read Lucid's post and I think he is on the problem. I know he knows more than I do. I will just sit back and read the progress you make under his direction.

*edit*

I just read your response to Lucid's post. I dont think he was talking about the knock sensor. What he was getting at, I think, is to check for the delay valve and transducer and to plumb the system without them if present. He will correct me if I have that wrong.

By disabling the transducer you gain all the dwell extension features of the lean burn system without sacrificing the marginal at best mpg gains that were so highly touted at the system's inception.

Now, I will just sit back and read the progress you make under his direction.
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