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having trouble putting 4.3 in time
yes i have a 94 s-10 truck and im having trouble putting it in time put it on tdc and rotor is pointing at #1 piston and try to start it and all i get is backfire and a load pop from the exhaust.please some one help me.
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Re: having trouble putting 4.3 in time
First step is to find TDC compression stroke.
There is 2 TDC's. One compression stroke and one exhaust. You can remove spark plug and feel compression stroke. Also some have 2 timing marks. I always use something soft like plastic straw and reach in plug hole and feel for piston to reach TDC. Also make sure you have firing order right on cap
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Re: having trouble putting 4.3 in time
you have it 180 degrees off....spin over till #1 cylinder hits tdc again
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Re: having trouble putting 4.3 in time
yea, there is a good thread on this in the "how to" section. what exactly are/were you doing to make it "out of time". ie, did the truck move with the dist out?
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