adjusting Ignition timing

[brian_wagner at sbcglobal.net (Brian Wagner)]

Take an ohm meter to the wires and check the resistance value, it has been know to get a bad wire now and again.

derrickmd18@juno.com wrote:yea but on mine it keeps missing. its a non fire in the wires so I know
its a bad miss some where. I recently replaced the wires, cap, rotor. 
so I i'm going to replace the coil. 


On Mon, 28 Jul 2003 17:21:48 -0400 Jason writes:
> Hey,
> It's not supposed to be a constant light -- it should 
> flicker. Timing lights will fire like a camera's flash every time 
> the #1 
> cylinder fires. That's how you check the timing....
> 
> Jason
> 
> 
> 
> 
> At 01:18 PM 7/26/2003, derrickmd18@juno.com wrote:
> 
> >I timed the car and its flockering. it not a constent light. I 
> recently 
> >replaced my rotor, distributor cap. I was told it might be the coil 
> so I'm 
> >going to the junkyard tomorrow to pick one up. I'm about to get 
> stand 
> >alone engine management but I have to drive the car for 2 months 
> until I 
> >get it. and I'm thinking coil too because its runngi rich as hell 
> and I 
> >replaced the 02 sensor 3 months ago with a new one. and a car just 
> 
> >doesn't go from or to super rich in a day without me doing anything 
> to it.
> >
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