Re: 1993 glastron ssv 175 elite timing
i Think what you are missing is the ignition timing jumper. I need it for my yammie, i didnt know that the 4.3 used it as well. I am guessing that the mercruiser engines need them as well, so you might be able to get one of them. My buddy made mine for me at his automotive shop. I know that the merc and yammie use the same distributor cap.
If you want a pic of it, and that particular page in the book, send me your email, or maybe i can post here.
Anyways, assuming you have it -
- install a flush kit,and connect a timing light to #1
- locate timing marks on the engine,clean and apply a white coat or chalk to see better.
- start the engine, and allow to get up to operating temperature.timing MUST be checked at idle speed 700-800 rpm.
-on the distributor, you will see 2 connectors, disconnect the WIDEST connector....make sure you do not break the clip.
- then connect the ignition jumper to the distributor, and connect the alligator clip(part of the jumper setup), to a 12 volt source.(use the UP trim source).
- point the timing light at the mark and adjust. Set the timing ONLY at idle.
I hope this helps. This book is available on ebay. Just type in yamaha sterndrive for a search, and you will see it there.
Rico