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Iceman 12-20-2004 03:48 PM

ignition-timming
 
I'm trying to set the timing on my new 6bolt. I got everything to set the timing except i can't find the harness to ground. I'm working on a 97 GSX. So where is the harness that i need to ground? *EDIT* 97's don't have a ignition timing harness. Thus you need a logger to ground it instead.

Shane@DBPerformance 12-20-2004 04:19 PM

Re: ignition-timming
 
If you are using DSMLink or an AEM EMS you can do it. 1Gs CASs cause too many problems to be used reliably on 2Gs without something like DSMLink to turn off the errors that come up.

Iceman 12-20-2004 04:26 PM

Re: ignition-timming
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1GKiller
If you are using DSMLink or an AEM EMS you can do it. 1Gs CASs cause too many problems to be used reliably on 2Gs without something like DSMLink to turn off the errors that come up.

I'm setting base timing. I know there are problems. Maybe a missfire problem but all i want to know right now is where the ignition timming harness is. This should be a easy one for someone that has done it.

Shane@DBPerformance 12-20-2004 06:14 PM

Re: ignition-timming
 
Sync it with the timing value from an OBD2 datalogger.

LightningGSX 12-20-2004 09:33 PM

Re: ignition-timming
 
You don't need a logger or a dsmlink.You can pull the FP relay/fuse, and set it to 5 deg during cranking.


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