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06-08-2010 12:52 PM #1
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Timming Issue?
I cant get the timing on my 1997 chevy suburban. Does this have to be done at a shop with use of a computer?
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06-08-2010 03:33 PM #2
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Just talked to someone and the distributor has to be set on 1 and TDC. Then you must use a scan tool to set it correctly. Another $75 out the window!
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06-13-2010 07:43 AM #3
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Timming is now set. New plugs, wires and batteries (yes two of the $94.00) things. But, it's running smooth and no more noise. Lifters just needed pumped up more then it got quiet. Some new shocks, maybe removing stuffy converters and it's all done for 2-3 years. Then the real fun starts!
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