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setting ignition timing

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moonstation2000

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Jun 23, 2003
when setting the ignition timing the vfaqs procedures say to ground the timing connector (the one behind the battery). isn't there something else that needs to be grounded as well? i think i remember reading the procedure somewhere and it was more involved than the vfaq procedure.
 
It is the diagnostic connector under your streeing wheel. I think, but please check first, it is pin number nine in the connector.
 
For timing, the timing connector is all you need to ground.
I think you're confusing it with setting base idle which requires grounding the timing connector and a pin in your diagnostics connector.
It is recommended that you make sure your base idle is set correctly prior to setting base timing.
 
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