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adjusting the timing on Oliver 88 Diesel

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oliverhick

11-14-2007 15:20:07

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i was wondering if anyone knows what or how to advance the timing on the oliver 88 diesels. they say if you advance it just a little you can get more horsepower.

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Super 77 Puller

11-15-2007 04:20:26

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Re: adjusting the timing on Oliver 88 Diesel in reply to oliverhick, 11-14-2007 15:20:07

you can def get a little more out of it but not to much. if you have a service manual itll tell you exactly how to do it. if you dont you can call me i can tell you how to. 724-910-9219 Ben

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oliverhick

11-15-2007 10:48:20

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Re: adjusting the timing on Oliver 88 Diesel in reply to Super 77 Puller, 11-15-2007 04:20:26

i know that you have to turn the plate under the matal plate on the front of the pump. but im unsure if you turn it clockwise or counter-clockwise. do you have any idea and do you know how much horsepower this will give me

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Super 77 puller

11-16-2007 05:56:43

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Re: adjusting the timing on Oliver 88 Diesel in reply to oliverhick, 11-15-2007 10:48:20

turn the pump one way and take it for a ride, if it looses power turn it the other way, be sure and mark the pump and timing cover with a paint stick before you start messing with it. you wont gain much power, but by advancing the timeing you will make the tractor over heat if you take it to far

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oliverhick

11-16-2007 09:15:13

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Re: adjusting the timing on Oliver 88 Diesel in reply to Super 77 puller, 11-16-2007 05:56:43

thanks ill have to try that. thanks a bunch

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