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Old 07-12-2007, 01:43 PM   #19
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Re: proper timing for a 350

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Originally Posted by hyarbour View Post
I had that problem a while back and couldn't figure it out. It turns out the advance weights were hanging up. If your distributor is really old get a rebuilt unit and an advance kit to tune it in.
I ran into this for the first time myself recently. It was a Mr. Gasket kit with adhesive goo on the weights which the installer didn't remove.
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