Subject	Ok, well it's not an obvious issue, so I thought I'd
Posted by	Audioquest on January 15, 2008 at 4:36 PM
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In Reply To	Inside... posted by Dark Diver on January 15, 2008 at 04:28 PM
Message	take a few shots in the dark. Other than that, I can only guess it really is out of time (being the belt) or you got a defective pulley and the mark IS off. Have you got your old pulley you can check the position of the key way and mark against the new one?
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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