Timing is 0 degrees. To do this you must disconnect the single wire connector near this distributor. It is a TAN with a BLACK stripe. Start Engine, the check engine light will be on this is OK you will clear it in the next step. Set TIMING to 0 degrees. Then turn off ignition and disconnect the battery for 1 minute this will clear the check engine light. Reconnect the TAN with Black Stripe wire connector. now reconnect the battery. Start your engine. That's it your done.
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Yes.
The Astro does not have a flywheel, it has a flexplate. To remove it you have to remove the transmission so you can unbolt it from the crankshaft.
The cost to replace a 1995 Chevrolet Astro van will vary depending on the labor costs and the part cost. The price for the starter starts at $46.00 dollars.
I believe it is integral to the alternator... i.e. if the voltage regulator dies you need to buy a new alternator
speedometer is not working 91 astro van other instruments are
get an oil change
I contacted the Chevy Dealer and he informed me that the Chevy astro van has a timing "chain", not a timing belt and requires no maintanence action for this item.
The timing for a 1991 Astro Van with a 4.3-liter engine is set at 0 degrees BTDC (Before Top Dead Center) for the initial timing. It's important to check the specific timing specifications in the vehicle's service manual, as the timing could be influenced by factors such as the type of ignition system and any modifications. Always ensure the engine is at operating temperature and use a timing light for accurate adjustments.
That would have a timing chain.
Chevy astro van? on the front ballencer
Should be mounted at the top of the starter
Bad news-its in the fuel tank A.M.
replace timing chain
Your question makes no sense.
TRY LOOKING UNDER THE VAN ON PASS SIDE BESIDE THE TRANSMISSION, IT RUNS LONGWAYS FROM FRONT TO BACK.
no you can not, the 95 tranny is computer controlled