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Case 530 Tune Up Help???

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Jeff

08-23-2003 13:43:16




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Hi, I need help giving my Case 530 Construction King Forklift with a 159 gas a tune up. First off what do I gap the Plugs and points at? Is there a trick to the points and condensor?


Now for my dumb question how do I get to the points? There's like a metal cover under the rotor? I don't want to wreck the distibutor. Thank You Jeff.




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Jeff

08-28-2003 20:34:34




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 Re: Case 530 Tune Up Help??? in reply to Jeff, 08-23-2003 13:43:16  
Thanks Dennis, I'll Give that a try this weekend. Hopefully I can remember how to do it all. Thank You Again For the info Jeff.



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Dennis/Ohio

08-28-2003 19:31:07




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 Re: Case 530 Tune Up Help??? in reply to Jeff, 08-23-2003 13:43:16  
Hi, I doubt if your CK 159 is different from my 530 159. .025 plugs & .020 points. But the timing is a trick of sorts. The distributor will advance some as soon as you start the engine. (learned this the hard way) So, use a test light on the distributor to tell when the points just open with the engine at 4 degrees before top dead center. Or if using a timing light, run the engine at full speed and set the total timing at 30 degrees....(I do total with a light)..Dennis..

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