Posted by Wardner on January 31, 2008 at 20:04:03 from (4.154.244.78):
In Reply to: Cub Timing Mark posted by James Newton on January 31, 2008 at 18:45:39:
Questions like this can be figured out if you stop to think.
First of all, there is no need to know where a retarded timing point is located. In fact, no mfg would make that mark. Lots of value in knowing where the advanced timing mark is. That is where some use a timing light.
Consequently, the first mark as it passes the pointer will be the advanced position because all engines fire before top-dead-center while running. The second mark will TDC. When the engine is not running, make your ignition deliver at TDC. The ignition system will advance itself when rotated at speed.
I time tractor engines by ear. Run the engine to high idle and rotate mag or distributor till the engine runs best. This is one of the reasons why dealers own dynos.
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