To adjust the timing you will have to find a tan wire with a black strip. I believe the wire is either 16 or 18 gauge . GM used two main locations , RH PASS. SIDE under a plastic cover you will find the single connector, or PASS. SIDE ,remove glove box and its located in behind. You will wan't to unhook the wire,start the engine , set the timing to 0.degrees .Turn the engine off before hooking wire backup. does this wire snap into a connector under a plastic cap? and when ya remove the cover,,,do ya see a 15 amp fuse in there too also connected to a different wire next to it? just wondering if i found the right wire.
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you turn the distributor and use a timing light
Connect timing light. remove vacuum line and plug to put engine in base timing. loosen the Distributor hold down, turn the dist. left or right to set it with the timing light. tighten the hold down. replace line. White out makes it easier to see the timing marks. the stock timing is 10 degrees
It is illegal to disable the check engine light.
You CANNOT use a timing light on that engine. ( won't work ) It requires an OBDII engine scanner to set the timing. The timing is computer controlled.
That requires an OBD2 engine scanner to set the timing. You can NO longer use a timing light.
You could put a vacuum gage on the engine and time it for peak vacuum. A timing light is still better.
I the Blazer will run then the timing can be checked with a timing light. If not, the there are timing marks on the timing gears that will have to be checked to see if the timing jumped.
The timing is electronic controlled. You MUST have an OBDII engine scanner to set the timing to specs. Timing light will not work.
That requires an OBD2 engine scanner to set the timing. The timing is electronic controlled. You can NOT use a timing light it won't work.
The timing on that year engine is computer controlled. It requires an engine scanner to set the timing. YOU CAN NOT USE A TIMING LIGHT.
Use a timing light with vacuum advance disconnected set base timing to 6 degrees