timing question

95snoozer

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what happens if the dizzy gets turned with the spout connector connected?



and then if this were to happen and then the computer was reset with a new batterry, would the effect still be there.

 

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95snoozer said:

what happens is the dizzy gets turned with the spout connector connected?



and then if this were to happen and then the computer was reset with a new batterry, would the effect still be there.

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Try refrasing the Q.

 

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please... sounds like you be a white gangster from Alaska or something

 

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95snoozer

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PRO50SC said:

Try refrasing the Q.

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rephrasing

If you're going to try to rag on someone, because you don't have the intellectual capacity to comprehend, at least make sure you get it correct while doing so.

 

viperos

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ummm, if that means what I think it means, then ummm, yes. (basically, the timing is mechanical for 95- years, and the computer doesn't controll it until 96+ years) therefore, if the computer gets reset, the timing stays the same...

-as far as the dizzy, shahizzle nizzle buddy, I still have no idea what you were trying to say

 

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tons calls it the dizzy on these forums. hell thats where I learned the damn term.
from a thread about replacing the stator?

do you know what a stator is? or that some hippy alaskan gangsta term that is beyond yall as well?

My question is about turning the distributor with the tfi module hooked up.

 

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ok, first of all, it's spelled ya'll... second, no, I haven't heard of a stator (i might have, but I don't think so...)

-anyway, I really don't think if the computer gets reset, it would mess up your timing, even w/ the tfi module...

 

95snoozer

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that is not my question...

the question is if you turn the distributor without pulling the spout connector

I know its a compilation of "you all", but it actually isnt a word
and I am form texas, its our word, and I can type it however I please.

Uh oh. I didnt use a " ' " in the word isnt.... oops, i did it again. I wouldnt want to make you upset with my conjunctions.

of course reseting your computer doesnt reset your timing. I know that.

 

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Stop fighting like a couple of school girls.

 

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viperos

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I was trying to answer his question, which I really couldn't understand anyway, so I just threw out an answer based on a few words I could understand... either way, someone else please answer this guy's question! thnx

 

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95snoozer said:

what happens if the dizzy(distributor) gets turned with the spout connector connected?

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you seriously cant understand this question?

you are full of it... just leave my thread with your incompetence.

 

nmcgrawj

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If you turn the distributor with the spout connected, i dont think u would get a true reading of your base timing. That is because the computer will be changing the timing as the load of the engine changes.

I remember when i checked my timing with the spout connected, the timing marks would jjust "dance around" the timing pointer and they would not be consistent.

SO all in all, i just think that u wouldn't know your base timing and this wont change just because u reset the computer. It will still be the same...

I HOPE i was of some help....

 

95snoozer

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Thank you very much