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Re: 806 gas timing
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Posted by the tractor vet on May 26, 2007 at 19:38:35 from (75.19.124.66):
In Reply to: 806 gas timing posted by smdv806 on May 26, 2007 at 18:24:23:
Yea i know how to time one . best way is to remove the plate on the right side of the bellhousing and find your timing makes on the flywheel and mark the 22 degree mark BTDC with a white paint stick and reinstall the timing pointer and put the two bolts in and tighten them up to hold it in place ,with a good timing lite and engine running at full throttel of 2640 RPM ya set the timing at the 22 degrees BTDC . Now also along with this ya had best be running nothing less the 93 octain gas.
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