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09-04-2007, 09:39 PM
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RE: octane
It's extremely easy, all you need is a timing light, and preferably a distributer wrench... I can't remember what size it is... but if you have all of the above, and a bottle of white out (to mark the timing marks) it will take you about 10 mins start to finish, test drive included.
09-04-2007, 09:49 PM
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RE: octane
ORIGINAL: monkeydude3
It's extremely easy, all you need is a timing light, and preferably a distributer wrench... I can't remember what size it is... but if you have all of the above, and a bottle of white out (to mark the timing marks) it will take you about 10 mins start to finish, test drive included.
It's extremely easy, all you need is a timing light, and preferably a distributer wrench... I can't remember what size it is... but if you have all of the above, and a bottle of white out (to mark the timing marks) it will take you about 10 mins start to finish, test drive included.
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