timing bump
im having power problems and my dad drove it last night and said he thinks its timing. i dont own a light so going to borrow one tonight.what should my timing be set at?
i have a 95' 5.0L all stock...probably going to gut cat out soon as i find time (hopign that helps the power problem and give it a lil exhaust tone)...but what should it be before i gut cat and do i need to readjust after gutting cat.
i have a 95' 5.0L all stock...probably going to gut cat out soon as i find time (hopign that helps the power problem and give it a lil exhaust tone)...but what should it be before i gut cat and do i need to readjust after gutting cat.
im having power problems and my dad drove it last night and said he thinks its timing. i dont own a light so going to borrow one tonight.what should my timing be set at?
i have a 95' 5.0L all stock...probably going to gut cat out soon as i find time (hopign that helps the power problem and give it a lil exhaust tone)...but what should it be before i gut cat and do i need to readjust after gutting cat.
i have a 95' 5.0L all stock...probably going to gut cat out soon as i find time (hopign that helps the power problem and give it a lil exhaust tone)...but what should it be before i gut cat and do i need to readjust after gutting cat.
For a 302 w/ A/T, that is "supposed" to be 650-675 RPM. No accessories running.
If notably higher, it could be a multitude of reasons. Vac Leak, someone tampered w/ the throttle stop set screw & one time, Dirty IAC, a TPS sensor out of range. A battery in a discharged condition may increase idle.
Remember the Spout plug must be removed to check or adjust base timing. W/ Spout plug in place, you're looking at ECU assisted timing advance.
Last edited by ymeski56; Apr 19, 2011 at 06:11 PM.



