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echo: automotive
to: Roger Nelson
from: Bill Burton
date: 2012-10-20 14:25:16
subject: Re: Timing

Hello All!
 
RN> Calling all timing experts!
 
RN> A neighbor of mine has a 2002 (I think) Chevy with a V-6 engine and he
RN> was telling me a few days ago that they did some internal work on the
RN> engine and when they put it back in time, the #6 cylinder had to be at
RN> TDC or else it wouldn't start.  In my old days of fooling with engines,
RN> prior to the V-6, that would not have worked, so I think they had the
RN> distributor 180 degrees out (or off, depending on how others phrase
RN> this).  Finally, I thought the conputer would take over this setting?
 
RN> Anyone who wants to contradict my opinion(s), feel free.  (-:
 
 
I looked through all the specs that I have available and did not find any
GM V6 engines that time off the #6 plug. I agree that the distributer must
have been installed improperly. If it is a distributerless engine the
camshaft could have been timed 180 degrees out.
 
later 

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