How to Use a Timing Light
There are two types of timing, mechanical and electronic. The mechanical timing is set at the timing belt (see my timing belt videos!) and the electronic timing can be set with a timing light by rotating the distributor until 20 degrees BTDC is achieved. Check out our website: TheZGarage.net I am not a professional mechanic and the methods described in my videos are solely based on my research and intuition. I make mistakes and when I do, I try to point them out so others don't make the same mistakes. These videos are meant only as a description of what I was trying to do and how I went about doing it. Before attempting any service on your car, conduct your own research and use common sense.

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