Can It be done using Conzult or do you have to use a timeing gun?

I don't think you can use an ordinary timing light. (due to the coil packs)... but i may be wrong...

Yeah, I'm sure Jeff said that the you can't get the probe down the coil pack far enough and you have to strip the gun down.

have you tried the little loop on the PTU cable? some say it works, other say it doesnt, but give it a try, as it doesnt cost anything. but in short, your going to get a better result with a light gun doing the timing.

I have used the loop in the past with an induction timing strobe, worked perfectly, checked it the next day with conzult and it was bang on...

No, a Conzult cannot set the timing. You can use an ordinary gun as long as you can connect it to the plugs - difficult as they are about 20cm down in the head. You can also use an induction gun, as long as you use the little timing loop and not the main cables to the coils.

psst andy, your green....

psst andy, your green....

 

Ooooooooooooh ooooooooooh I want to be club treasurer, it's up for grabs, quick! lol only joking :D

Hahah, you're welcome !

 

Didn't realise I'd gone green again - my account gets reset after re-subscribing. I suspect Pete will have to fix it.

Right. cheers folks. Next question; Can somebody lend me an induction gun please :)

Have a look at these two links, hope it helps,

 

Paul

 

http://www.blazt.biz/downloads/timing_setup.mpg

http://www.blazt.biz/downloads/timing_adjust.mpg

Have a look at these two links, hope it helps,

 

Paul

 

http://www.blazt.biz/downloads/timing_setup.mpg

http://www.blazt.biz/downloads/timing_adjust.mpg

 

Cheers mate, very useful. Sounds daft as I have just about rebuilt my entire zed including new engine and gearbox conversion, but I've never set the timing on a car. lol