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93 c series van timing 350ci


GTOguy
02-17-2004, 09:53 PM
I am trying to check the timing on a 1993 chevy with a 350 automatic. The tag has been removed from under the hood. Upon reading some of the other posts I asume the timeing should be set at zero with computer wire disconnected??? Can someone conferm this for me? Also where is the tan (w/black tracer) wire located at on this van and where is the disconnect point for timing purposes. I have been trying to find the timing pointer on the timing cover and cant find that either.

amac209
02-19-2004, 09:21 PM
8btdc the timing pointer should be on the timing chain cover

quaddriver
02-19-2004, 11:31 PM
I am trying to check the timing on a 1993 chevy with a 350 automatic. The tag has been removed from under the hood. Upon reading some of the other posts I asume the timeing should be set at zero with computer wire disconnected??? Can someone conferm this for me? Also where is the tan (w/black tracer) wire located at on this van and where is the disconnect point for timing purposes. I have been trying to find the timing pointer on the timing cover and cant find that either.

tbi motor? if so, look either in the cab under the dash on a breakout on the passenger side or look near the power distribution center under hood, wait thats for trucks....a van might be different. but once you do find it, 0* is where you set it

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