Subject	Question
Posted by	Kenny V on January 13, 2005 at 8:23 AM
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In Reply To	The 6 Ps: Proper Preparation Prevents Piss Poor Performance> posted by Ash's Z on January 13, 2005 at 12:14 AM
Message	Question for you. When you are checking the timing you are connecting the timing light pickup straight to the wires going to the coil pack connector correct? I thought it could not be checked this way. I just recently started working on my Z and thought that all the info I have seen says that you cannot do that. Not arguing, just want to know. I tested my timing with a basic timing light using a plug wire connected from the coil pack to the sparkplug, it seemed to be jumping all over the place. First it was ~20BTDC then I adjusted the CAS and saw 10BTDC, readjusted and saw 15BTDC and the CAS was basically back where it started. Did this quite a few times to make sure and it never really was the same every time I tested it..
Follow Ups	The 6 Ps: Proper Preparation Prevents Piss Poor Performance> - Ash's Z 00:14:58 01/13/05 repost - EricTTZ 00:23:07 01/13/05 it's still in faq, but old one pics don't work - komplexZ(Orlando) 07:34:55 01/13/05 Yes, this was reposted because of no pics in the old one. - Ash's Z 11:39:12 01/13/05 cool cool :) (n/m) - komplexZ(Orlando) 19:30:15 01/13/05 Question - Kenny V 08:23:13 01/13/05 Nissan techs have an adapter - you can make one - Tom B (IN) 08:29:43 01/13/05 ADMIN: Can you replace this post with the one in FAQ - doug8867 08:26:06 01/13/05 If everyone FAQ's it, it will go anyway. (n/m) - Unluky (MO) 10:32:47 01/13/05 Still a nice write up - FAQ again with working pics. (n/m) - Unluky (MO) 10:33:45 01/13/05 Re: The 6 Ps: Proper Preparation Prevents Piss Poor Performance> - TheSlimOne 13:58:57 01/13/05 The famous 6 P's post. A useful post for EVERYONE! - MOTRSPRT--ID 14:11:14 01/13/05 Thanks brother (n/m) - MickieMagik(OH) 23:14:04 01/13/05
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