Too much advance makes it hard to crank.

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Posted by chriscase on Monday, April 16, 2007 at 10:09:16 :

In Reply to: Timing? posted by Will (in IL) on Sunday, April 15, 2007 at 22:50:49 :

"Advance" means just that- you are firing the mix before the crank gets to the top, so it has to crank through the pressure caused by the firing. 2atdc to 10 btdc is the usual range.

It's about the only thing that can cause the 'slow crank with ignition hooked up".

Is having the two resisters in series the correct method? Seems unusual. One is adeguite for most systems.

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Re: Too much advance makes it hard to crank. - Will (in IL) 21:41:19 04/16/2007

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