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Re: Timing a JD 420
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Posted by JB on July 02, 2003 at 21:26:11 from (24.157.110.221):
In Reply to: Timing a JD 420 posted by Tim Peterson on June 30, 2003 at 17:41:54:
Hi, don't worry about the pionts. To get the timing in the ball park, the conductor end of the rotor should be pointing at number one cylinder plug wire contact in the distributor cap when number one cylinder is TDC. Rotate the engine until number 2 cylinder is TDC and the rotor should be pionting at number 2 cylinder plug wire contact. There are only 2 cylinders so can't go to far wrong. Once this cousre adjustment is performed then points can be adjusted and timing light used to fine tune timing. I can't remember if 420 had timing marks on fan pulley, but seem to remember inspection hole in bell housing to view flywheel. Dad would set points with feeler guage and fine tune timing by ear. It has been 34 years since we had a 420. JB
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