Timing
- Hefeweizen
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Timing
So I wanted to adjust the timing on my 1980 633CSi (M90 Engine) and found that the heater hoses are covering the little window. Anyone have a trick on how to do this?
Rainer
1981 633 CSi Project car
2003 330 Xi Daily driver
1981 633 CSi Project car
2003 330 Xi Daily driver
It's a bit of a pain, but just push them out of the way. You've kind of got to work the light in there.
Mike W.
02 525ita. Wife's, aka grocery getter
02 530i. New to the fleet, 3 pedals.
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02 525ita. Wife's, aka grocery getter
02 530i. New to the fleet, 3 pedals.
03 QX4, AKA the Datsun. Finally got the 4WD vacationmoble to stop smoking.
07 Xterra. Still on the DL, a purchase from hell.
- Hefeweizen
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Yeah, or just time it by ear where it runs right. Not idles right, runs right. To me the timing procedure is start advancing it to where it just starts to idle well, then back off just a hair. Not max idle speed, but where it starts to run well. And drive it. You may or may not need additional advance at your altitude, seems like 1 degree per thou is the old rule of thumb.
Mike W.
02 525ita. Wife's, aka grocery getter
02 530i. New to the fleet, 3 pedals.
03 QX4, AKA the Datsun. Finally got the 4WD vacationmoble to stop smoking.
07 Xterra. Still on the DL, a purchase from hell.
02 525ita. Wife's, aka grocery getter
02 530i. New to the fleet, 3 pedals.
03 QX4, AKA the Datsun. Finally got the 4WD vacationmoble to stop smoking.
07 Xterra. Still on the DL, a purchase from hell.