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Old 04-15-2004, 01:05 PM   #1
PHOENIX
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What causing timing to change?

Info on my setup.
Stock 350 engine (I guess the miles at being around 60,000)
Proform (In know), distributor
with msd module and coil (thanks to a member here )
AC Delco plugs (about 6-months old)
Taylor plug wires, in great shape still

Anyway I recently had some problems with strange noise from my truck. I checked the timing and it was way off. What causing timing to change like this? I had it set at 10 and it was probably around 24 or so. Truck seemed to run fine at the 24, but when I returned it down to 8-10 it ran much smoother and a little stronger. What the heck causes the timing to change like that?
Also when I was changing the timing back down it would slowly go down 10...............9...................8. In about 15 seconds or so I could see it dropping down. I tried it a few more times and got it to stay around 8. Everything seems fine now, but I need to check on it later today or tomorrow. Once again, what the heck causes timing to change on its own? YES my distr. hold down tab was tight, I could not move it by hand until I loosened the bolt.

Thanks for your help!
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