Of course. You do not take the engine apart to adjust the timing. This is a simple easy repair if you have the equipment and skill. Take it to a professional and spend a few dollars and have it done correctly.
how do you adjust timing on a 50 hp 1985 Yamaha outboard motor
You adjust idle with idle timing
yes
how do u check timing in a 40 hp yamaha 2 stroke
clean on the front of the pump on top where it bolts on the motor there are timing marks there line up the long marks to set the timing.
it is a knock sensor that is used to adjust the ignition timing.
It depends if it is an OHV(pushrod motor) or a s.o.h.c./d.o.h.c. motor. Ohv engines can have a timing chain set that allow for adjustment, to be installed. You can also install crank keyways that adjust the timing by moving the crank cam gear the required degree/s. Overhead cam engines can have cam gears installed that allow for cam adjustments.
Yes, it is.
Pull that rubber plug in the front of the motor above off t the left of the header I think it sais hi or low hit it w a timing gun and adjust timing
I will assume you asking about a petrol motor... usually its incorrect timing settings, find out what the timing setting should be, then adjust to suit a leaky exhaust system will also cause this
You don't adjust timing belts or chains. They have a spring load device built in to keep them at the correct tenson. You replace belts or chains. Good Luck and Remember.Change Your Mind, Not Your Oil.Use the First In Synthetic Motor Oil's.See My Bio For Information & Contact Details.
The timing chain tensioner bolt sticks out the back left side of the cylinder head. Take the timing chain cover off on the left side of the motor too see the inside to the chain tensioner.