Engine timing

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Asked by Cblair1990 Nov 07, 2016 at 12:49 PM about the 1990 Mercury Grand Marquis LS Sedan RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

So im trying to figure out whats wrong with the
timing on my car and i noticed when i was
checking it and i noticed when i hitch up the
inductive timing light to the #1 cylender wire its
about 180 degreese off but almost spot on for the
#7. I dont really know what to do next.

3 Answers

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I have not had it out i got the car in a trade and noticed it had a spudder and didnt seem to be running as smooth as it should so i replaced the plugs the wires and the distributor cap but it still had a spudder/ miss fire at mid to low rpm while driving so i tried advancing and retarding the timing at the distributor and noticed it was not at all close to being where it should

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