Subject	Inside...
Posted by	Dark Diver on January 15, 2008 at 4:28 PM
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In Reply To	Coil Pack plugs swapped? Did you maybe relocate the posted by Audioquest on January 15, 2008 at 04:04 PM
Message	1) Coil pack plugs : it would be very hard or nearly impossible to swap them as their wires are very short. And the engine would not run smooth (it would run on 4 cylinders if 2 are swapped). 2) Yes I relocated the PTU but didn't spliced any wire. 3) I have an Unorthodox Racing pulley, which is known to have an accurate timing mark (even eBay pulleys should not have 15 degrees error, I hope). Thanks and don't hesitate to try again :-)
Follow Ups	Checking and adjusting the timing : 30°... serious problem ? - Dark Diver 15:41:05 01/15/08 Just a guess - de944 15:44:54 01/15/08 From a previous thread, it seems to be either accurate - Dark Diver 16:31:27 01/15/08 I'd say the loop is accurate as Nissan put it there for that - Audioquest 16:33:53 01/15/08 Coil Pack plugs swapped? Did you maybe relocate the - Audioquest 16:04:41 01/15/08 Inside... - Dark Diver 16:28:07 01/15/08 Ok, well it's not an obvious issue, so I thought I'd - Audioquest 16:36:23 01/15/08 Try the sparkplug wire method, as per my previous reply. - Inzane 16:50:44 01/15/08 I did it... and it works ! Nice. Thanks. (n/m) - Dark Diver 14:28:02 01/19/08 Be sure you're holding the timing light at the correct angle - TTFairladyZ 21:02:54 01/15/08 Yes I already read this post, and I don't think a parallax - Dark Diver 04:13:40 01/16/08 Flip the timing gun connector over. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 08:34:54 01/16/08 I'll try that tomorrow. (n/m) - Dark Diver 16:24:42 01/16/08 I did some other tests today : it appears that my timing gun - Dark Diver 03:13:33 01/17/08
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