

| Subject: | Re: Timing light power source - confirmation |
| From: | Steve Delanty |
| Date: | Wed, 5 Mar 2003 18:47:03 -0800 |
Hey Mark, I connect mine to the pos terminal on the alternator, it's connected straight to the battery. Ground to the engine somewhere... Cheers, Steve At 04:54 PM 3/5/2003, you wrote: >Greetings all, > >*Sigh* Even the seemingly simplest things working on the Pokeswagen >makes me feel like a dumbass. > >So my good old timing light that worked beautifully on my Ford seems to >have the distinct drawback that it doesn't have *12' of cable to get to >the battery!* Argh!!! I searched Gerry, found a bazillion slooooow >hits on timing lights and the following advice: > > - Connect it to terminal 15 on the coil & ground to engine. > - Connect it to the positive terminal on the alternator and ground to > engine. > >Can I assume either of these options will work. All that I read about >the sensitive nature of the various ignition and fuel injection system >components has me still spooked and the last thing I want to do is blow >something out. > > >Thanks, >-MB >-- >_______________________________________________________________________ >Mark Belanger - belanger@fluid.com
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