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Ignition Timing

pudzey101 · 2015-01-03 01:37:19

When going for my timing belt+ water pump during the week would any decent mechanic be able to check is my ignition timing right ? ( i removed my distributor to replace a leaking o ring and think the timing might be slightly off)

03-01-2015 1:37am

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pudzey101

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When going for my timing belt+ water pump during the week would any decent mechanic be able to check is my ignition timing right ?

( i removed my distributor to replace a leaking o ring and think the timing might be slightly off)

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#2 03-01-2015 11:10am

George Dalton

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Yes any competent garage should be able to do that for you. What kind of car is it?

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#3 03-01-2015 5:28pm

Henry Ford III

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It's a hypocondriatic Honda.

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