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(This post was last modified: 02-25-2019, 10:34 PM by andrewjs18.)
How to check distributor cam wear with a timing light
Article/picture from Equus Tech Tips http://www.timinglight.com/resource/techtips.cfm
Article/picture from Equus Tech Tips http://www.timinglight.com/resource/techtips.cfm
Perform this test after the timing has been set and the timing mark lines up with the reference pointer for the No. 1 cylinder.
Connect timing light to spark plug wire directly opposite (180 degrees) of the No. 1 cylinder on the distributor cap.
Start engine and aim timing light towards timing mark. Reading should be the same as when timing light is connected to the No. 1 cylinder. (Timing mark should line up with reference pointer).
If reading IS NOT the same, you may have a worn distributor cam or bushing, or a bent distributor shaft. Repair as necessary.
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-Andrew
-Andrew