Timing Gun
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Marvel
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You need one that'll do advance as well. Someone tried setting mine up without the advance feature and it never ran properly.
You need one that'll do advance as well. Someone tried setting mine up without the advance feature and it never ran properly.
Early Homer
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I bought the Gunson 'Workshop Timing Light' from halfords. Was pricey but its bullet proof and you just dial-in the advance you are after on the back of the gun. Very simple to use. I intend to service my van regularly for many years to come so I just tend to buy quality and buy once 
james_stan
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Can someone explain why you need a gun with 'advance capability' ?
I figured that you revved the engine up to top t!ts and looked to see if your -30 degree mark (or what have you) was
then lined up on the crankcase..
JS
I figured that you revved the engine up to top t!ts and looked to see if your -30 degree mark (or what have you) was
then lined up on the crankcase..
JS
froggy
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Most marks on the lower pulley are set at 0deg, 5 deg & 7.5deg, the advance on the gun means you can set it to 5 deg advance and zero it to the 0 deg notch
