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09-13-2024, 08:35 PM
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Re: Engine Dies when timing is advanced
You might also recheck your timing and be sure to tighten the screw down completely after that. If the screw is loose (the one on the distributor, not the one behind the wheel) then it will slip timing. Don’t ask how i know this.
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