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ok so i just replaced my dis. (ignition coil went out)..and set the timing to 6 btdc so it drives normal and better than before but when i floor it..it doesnt cut out but it feels like i floored it took my foot off the gas then floored it again... so i checked my hoses found one that was split replaced it and it seemed like it was fixed but a couple days later i floored it to check and it did it again...? and i think ive been gettin worse fuel eco.
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Did you do the base time setting.
Or just throw a timing light on it?
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Re: 350cu help

I just did a timing light...whats the base time setting
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Re: 350cu help

You have to disconnect the EST bypass wire and set time to base setting.
A good repair will manual explain the bas timing procedure.
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ok so i continued adjusting the timing but nothing...so i was just goin to change the spark plugs but i noticed the spark wires were messed up...the shop that put in my distributor switched two wires ...so i switched them back and i started it with the old plugs but it was fine but really jerky...so i ran it and i fixed the previous problem but its really jerky so i switched the plugs but it was the same....at idle every once in a while it has a big jerk.and it died once..? could my timing just be really atdc im just new to doin my timing so idk
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Did you disconnect the EST bypass wire and set the base timing?
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no ....well it doesnt have a computer so where would i find it
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no ....well it doesnt have a computer so where would i find it
Year make and model need here.
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1982 chevy el camino with a rebuilt chevy 350 out of a 86 i think c/10
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Old 06-02-2009, 06:33 PM
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Re: 350cu help

my number 5 cylinder is missfiring so im takin it to a shop to check compression and stuff
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Re: 350cu help

On the old ones with a vacuum advance you pull the hose and plug it then set the timing. I would also suggest checking the plug wires with a diagram.
After the timing is set hook up the hose for the vacuum advance.
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Re: 350cu help

1981-1/2 AND 82 HAVE COMPUTERS.

Older HEI dist's use the vacuum advance which as said needs to be unpluged for base timing.
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