yes turning the distributer will throw off timing in any car or truch with one
You can monitor distributor degrees with a timing light.
Rtr. turning clockwise. Rotate distributor counter clockwise to advance timing, clockwise to retard.
you turn the distributor and use a timing light
No need to if the distributor was not moved.
same as a 350
turn the distributor
SORRY, But it don't have a timing belt. It has timing chain and gears.
how do you set the timing on a distriubtor for a 2002 Chevy blazer
0 degrees with timing connector unplugged which can be located under the glove box taped to main harness or under hood at firewall behind plastic cover at passenger side Assuming your question is 'how to adjust the timing'... on most older cars with a distributor it the timing can be adjusted by turning the distributor itself. Even just turning the distributor a little at a time with the engine idling you can get it good enough by ear. Then give it a test drive. It the car sounds fine but is sluggish accelerating advance the timing (by twisting distributor) in the direction that speed the idle. hopefully that helps :)
it may be 180 degrees out try turning it 180 try resetting your timing it may be too far out to allow it to start
30 degrees dwell, timing is the second mark above the O mark on the timing tab.
The same as it was before.