

| Subject: | 1973 bus with single weber timing question |
| From: | A Brandon Smith |
| Date: | Thu, 12 Oct 1995 13:30:18 -0700 (PDT) |
hello all,
me again in search of a clue. well last night i adjusted the
points. took me a million and seven tries but i finally got a dwell
reading of just below 50 degrees. and i actually understand how the
distrubtor works now. for those that remember my night of no start
and temp loosing power i'll be looking into a loose wire or short in
the ignition system also, but that may take a while (thanks everyone
who replied with advice).
today i am going to try and adjust my idle and timing. i have a weber
single carb and a vacum type distributor. i was told that the timing
for a weber with a mechanical advance distributor was 32 BTDC, would
this be different for me since i have a vacum type instead of a
mechanical?
i have the basic ideas on how to adjust the idle and do the timming
(i'll be using a strobe light gun, this going to be ok or is there a
better way?) any advice specific to webers would be greatly
appreciated, or any advice on the idle/timming adjustment would be
great (or compression tests as that is next, but that seems pretty
straight forward).
as always thanks everyone, you guys are just as good as a
knowledgeable friend peering over my shoulder and offering advice (or
sometimes yelling at me when i deserve it:) as i go.
take care,
brandy
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