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Dynamic Timing (Engine Running Timing)
- Start and warm engine to normal operating temperature. Coolant
temperature MUST be above 192°F (89°C) to perform dynamic
timing procedure. Stop engine and install magnetic pick-up probe of
dynamic timing meter (78 0100) into timing pointer probe hole. See Fig 1
.
- Remove No. 1 cylinder glow plug. Install luminosity probe in
place of glow plug and tighten to 12 ft. lbs. (16 N.m). See Fig 2
. Connect photocell
over luminosity probe and connect to dynamic timing meter. Connect
dynamic timing meter to battery and set to 20° offset.
- Raise and support rear wheels. Place transmission in Neutral and
start engine. Using throttle control tool (14 0302), set engine speed
at 1400 RPM with no accessory load. Observe injection timing on meter.
Timing should be 4-6° ATDC. Add 1° for altitudes over 3000
feet.
- If timing is not within specifications, stop engine and loosen
pump retaining nuts (keeping nuts snug). As viewed from front of
engine, rotate top of pump to right to retard timing or to left to
advance timing with pump rotating tool. Moving timing mark .030" (.75
mm) is equal to 2° of timing. Retighten nuts.
- Recheck timing using meter. If still not to specifications
repeat step 4. When timing is correct, tighten retaining nuts to
specification. Remove timing meter and other test equipment. Reinstall
glow plug using anti-seize compound on threads.