Anyone know what the initial timing is for a stock 94 GT?....cc
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Ford likes 10 degrees BTDC for distributor engines..... make sure the spout is disconnected and the CEL is illuminated.
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OK, but is there an optimum setting? I have mine set mine at 13 BTDC without a pinging issue.
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It's dependant on what the engine will take, gearing and grade of fuel. 15d is about the max. 13d is usually a good setting, able to take the occasional 'bad tank' of gas.
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My LX is set at 14 and runs great on pump 93.
Joe Calypso Green '93 5.0 LX AOD hatch with a few goodies Black '03 Dakota 5.9 R/T CC
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Excuse my ignorance but the "spout"?....vac line?....and what is CEL?....sorry I'm not being a smart ass, I just don't know....I work on old cars....a lot of mystery on these new ones!....thanks....cc
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SPOUT - Spark output timing signal from the PCM (power control module) needs to be disconnected to adjust timing. Vac line I assume is a vacuum line. and CEL is the Check engine light.