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Case 530 gas timing

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JD350B KL

05-03-2008 09:06:35




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In my manual it says to static time my gas159 in my 530CK. The marks are worn off my flywheel. The tractor runs great but my distributor is loose. What's the best way to time this engine by ear? so i can lock down the distributor bolt.

Thanks for any help.




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Dennis/Ohio

05-11-2008 01:17:38




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 Re: Case 530 gas timing in reply to JD350B KL, 05-03-2008 09:06:35  
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Larger Copy of Timing Chart
FROM: Case manual 9-75302
I could only use a timing light for total timing at full engine speed. The distributor would already start to advance even at a idle. Had to use test light for static timing. I"m assuming thats why the manual states using a test light for static timing???

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Dennis/Ohio

05-11-2008 00:44:00




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 Re: Case 530 gas timing in reply to JD350B KL, 05-03-2008 09:06:35  
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Static & running ignition timing chart



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Dennis/Ohio

05-03-2008 23:05:18




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 Re: Case 530 gas timing in reply to JD350B KL, 05-03-2008 09:06:35  
You can find top dead center & mark the flywheel. Finding true TDC is common with high performance engines. I agree with the other guy. If you turn distributor where engine idles fastest, timing is too far advavced.



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Mikeleone

05-03-2008 17:20:57




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 Re: Case 530 gas timing in reply to JD350B KL, 05-03-2008 09:06:35  
Can't you find TDC by pulling out the #1 plug and turningnthe motor until the piston is at the top of the compression stroke?

As far as timing by ear, I've always found you could tell more by the way it starts and shuts down than by listening to it run. By ear, it will will sound happiest when it's way too advanced. Advance it until it struggles too hard starting or deisels when shuting down, then back it off a bit. Better too retarded than too advanced. Too advanced can burn pistons.

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jd350b kl

05-04-2008 16:15:41




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 Re: Case 530 gas timing in reply to Mikeleone, 05-03-2008 17:20:57  
Thanks for the reply - you"re right it sounds happy very advanced, while retarding it, the rain cap drops lower and the engine sounds as if it"s working harder or is under load.

Yes I can find top dead center and make a mark but my manual does not give a dynamic specification where as I could time it by a light. Is there a general spec for this?



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Mikeleone

05-06-2008 18:00:52




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 Re: Case 530 gas timing in reply to jd350b kl, 05-04-2008 16:15:41  
I just found it in my repair manual. 4 Before TDC is what it specs.



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JGarner

05-05-2008 06:06:54




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 Re: Case 530 gas timing in reply to jd350b kl, 05-04-2008 16:15:41  
I friend here where I work that retores old cars gave me a good tip on this. Fund TDC by pulling #1 plug and crank until it blows. THen slow lot rotate the fly wheel aroung to find the mark and line up with pointer or where pointer in end in the bell hsg.

Then take the distributor cap off and use a circuit test light hook to the hot lead and the pin on the light to the other side of the points. Rotae the distributor around until the pionts start to break and the test light goes out.

Or do what I did , get the Petronix electronic ignition kit and a new Petronix coil. If you have your marks line up just drop the coneversion kit in place, lock it down, put the mag ring on the distributor shaft and the rotor on it, cap back on and start her up. This is a really good system, I really like mine on my 630, big sister to your 530.

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