Don't need one.Get a timing light.
Ignition or valve??Well im still convinced it has timing issues.
Read post 73.Again,how do i set the gap? thanks
You got to get out the house more often. JKi never heard a coil behind a flywheel before.
If has external coil, timing cannot change unless key is sheared.Im thinking ignition timing
Clearance has no effect on camshaft/valvetiming.i need to know proper valve clearence to determine if its valve timing
Can't change on it's own. If it is off...then someone had to change it.then how could valve timing become off?
Check out the link I sent you in post #73. It's all in there.uses a points system behind the flywheel, how is that adjusted?
Page 70 under "Fixed Timed System (External coil)".it didn't really explain how to do anything.
If it runs excellent then it can't have any serious valve or ignition timing problems.
I agree and I posted as such early on.I'm not going to sell someone junk. it is a problem and Im not going to cover it up, that's wrong IMO. This motor has some serious valve issues. it says valve clearance should be .08 -.012 inches, my exhaust is .032. So i grabbed another valve (virgin) and it was the same clearance, i tried another lifter and it was still .032 which is more than triple what it should be. Something is not right, maybe the cam lobes are shot?
ummm 0.032 is between 0.08 and 0.012? There's no problem there?
Show us a picture of the muffler glowing, make sure it's got no holes and make an exhaust gasket. Show us a picture of it cold too.
Thanks
hayden
sorry i meant .008
And the engine is all apart right now, so cant do a video. =(