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L28 timming issues

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L28 timming issues

Post by to_easy »

Ive just replaced the head on a l28 and the timing chain is all set properly buy the Manuel but im having trouble trying to find number 1 on the dizzy cap. From what ive worked out you can just about have number 1 anywhere as long as you change the leads around but I cant seem to get the car running smooth. what I want to know where should number 1 point on the dizzy cap. Hope you can help.
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Post by sledheadak »

put #1 cylinder at top dead center on compression stroke.take off the distributor cao and see wheres its pointing and run you wires per firing order from there
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Post by to_easy »

sledheadak wrote:put #1 cylinder at top dead center on compression stroke.take off the distributor cao and see wheres its pointing and run you wires per firing order from there
yeah i tryed that but i cant seem to get it right .when i turn it off and try to start it again it sounds like the timming is still out and when i turn the dizzy cap to pull it up and rev it it backfires a bit and the timming light says it timmed. :bad-words: i cant work this thing out. :roll:
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Post by sledheadak »

double check your cam timing and your firing order.
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