I am tlaking about checking ignition timing...
"Clamp wire as shown, this connector is installed on lower end of the left bank power transistor on some models or on the right bank power transistor on some models"
Where is this connector on the Q, as it looks much easier than doing the ignition coil thing.....
Method B on EF-EC 34
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SST is the only way we have ever used to trigger timing light.Never hear of anyone getting method B to work.
When dealerships first opened they were given a list of $200,000 in specialty tools to buy before they could sell there first car.
DIY [non dealers] are expected to have a similar stable of tools and equipment just reduced in scope.
Since the SST is shown on 2nd page of section as required.............model B probably doesn't exist.
When dealerships first opened they were given a list of $200,000 in specialty tools to buy before they could sell there first car.
DIY [non dealers] are expected to have a similar stable of tools and equipment just reduced in scope.
Since the SST is shown on 2nd page of section as required.............model B probably doesn't exist.