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    need help with timing

    well i put my dizzy on and the timing is way off can the dizzy be put on wrong and make it 180 off because i took it off and tried it and it seems that it only goes on one way but with the way i have it on i have it tilted all the way foward and its still no were near the mark
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    Maybe I just don't understand what SteveB wrote, so I'm gonna clarify in the hope that it can help someone. The distibutor can only go in one way. There's a slot on the camshaft that is offset of center, as is the rectangular post on the dizzy.

    You mention it "not being anywhere near the mark"? Maybe you mean your engine timing is off, not your ignition timing?

    Try posting again and rephrasing your question, and maybe I can help more.
    -Jay

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      the engine timeing is off
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        Well, then it has nothing to do with the dizzy. Loosen the tensioner bolt and re-align the engine timing.
        -Jay

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