1998 Mitsubishi Eclipse "set timing electronic distributor" Questions

...timing can also be down to a faulty or non-functional ignition advance and ****** mechanism. If you do not have ignition contact points, then there may be a fault with the electronic ignition module ...

set of high-quality wires is worth the cost. They may be permanently attached to the distributor cap, so it will have to be changed as well. Step3 Replace the distributor cap and rotor if your car has

...do I time the 2000 caravan 3.0. Where do I set the distributor? i believe distributor goes in one way and timing is electronically controlled by power train control module how to time 2000 caravan ...

...set ignition timing, ensure that engine is at operating temperature, (190 degrees or above), bypass EST (electronic spark timing) by unplugging the single tan wire with a black stripe from the ...

...Set the timing to 0.deg and turn off engine before reconnecting brown wire. Computer will automaticly set the timing. There is no 1 wire that controls the timing adjustment. Your Suburban is equipped ...

...timing set after the distributor is replaced? This is late but may be useful for info purposes. The 1999 Nissan Quest carries a distributor and spark plug wires. Many owners complain having to go ...

...timing is set....Any minor adjustments must be made electronically.... If you have a distributor, follow below:- Once you're sure of the valve timing, set the engine to TDC with number one piston, on ...

...set timing to 7 degrees, runs better on 8 degrees but it's still jerking. 1983 Nissan 1400 champ Recently started just cut out and wouldn't start until all parts mentioned changed. Have you checked ...

...timing is set correctly, look to see if you are getting 12 volts to the positive connection on the ignition coil. If that is good but you still don't get spark, you may have a bad electronic pickup ...

timeing set for a 2.4 i need know how to set the timeing on a 2.4 mitsubishi 2003 Timing is most likely not adjustable. Most modern cars are all electronic. No distributor = no adjustment.