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94-04 - V6 Specific
ignition timing problems need help
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<blockquote data-quote="Wayne" data-source="post: 228275" data-attributes="member: 9652"><p>:'( ok i just bought this 94 3.8 mustang and it has a problem with the timing its hard to crank over because the base timing is at 30 deg or so if I pull the spout it makes no difference it runs ok I guess but I'm sure its not what it should be since its timing is not moving up like it should. any one seen this before or have any Ideas whats wrong. I'm leaning toward the ignition control box on the fender but why would it default to 30 deg instead of 10 like the book says ??? I really need help I am pretty good with cars and have a good electrical background but this is a bit different then my 95 gt. oh I had the battery loose cleaning cables so i guess i erased any obd 2 codes because after I did that and changed the starter I checked the timing and found this problem I thought the timing gear on the crank had been moved but it only has 4 bolts and that would be a 90 degree turn not 20 that i"m now over my base of 10. thanks for any help </p><p> Wayne in SC</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wayne, post: 228275, member: 9652"] :'( ok i just bought this 94 3.8 mustang and it has a problem with the timing its hard to crank over because the base timing is at 30 deg or so if I pull the spout it makes no difference it runs ok I guess but I'm sure its not what it should be since its timing is not moving up like it should. any one seen this before or have any Ideas whats wrong. I'm leaning toward the ignition control box on the fender but why would it default to 30 deg instead of 10 like the book says ??? I really need help I am pretty good with cars and have a good electrical background but this is a bit different then my 95 gt. oh I had the battery loose cleaning cables so i guess i erased any obd 2 codes because after I did that and changed the starter I checked the timing and found this problem I thought the timing gear on the crank had been moved but it only has 4 bolts and that would be a 90 degree turn not 20 that i"m now over my base of 10. thanks for any help Wayne in SC [/QUOTE]
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