greiffster
Cadet
- Joined
- Jun 15, 2009
- Messages
- 11
I have an occasional warm start issue that requires a few extra seconds of crank and an occasional dieseling after coming off near WOT. Yes, it helps if I let if idle a minute or so before I shut it down and with a little extra throttle the warm start problem is minimal. But I figure I'll check timing, idle speed, etc. just the same...
Alright, so I got a '96 5.0L Mercruiser with a rusty timing tab. I have attached a photo of it. How can I determine where 8 deg btdc is? Based on the figure on 4B-12 in the service manual, I think I can get close. How close is close enough? It appeared that it was timed around 4 deg btdc and I have reset it to 8 deg. In the photo, it is timed to approximately 1/3 from the left edge of the tab.
-mike
Alright, so I got a '96 5.0L Mercruiser with a rusty timing tab. I have attached a photo of it. How can I determine where 8 deg btdc is? Based on the figure on 4B-12 in the service manual, I think I can get close. How close is close enough? It appeared that it was timed around 4 deg btdc and I have reset it to 8 deg. In the photo, it is timed to approximately 1/3 from the left edge of the tab.
-mike