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88 2.9 no power


Crazy Injun

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Joined
May 17, 2010
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3
City
Elko,NV
Vehicle Year
1988
Transmission
Automatic
:icon_confused:I just bought a 88 Ranger with a 2.9 auto trans. Question is if a timing chain is stretched bad enough will the engine lose power? The timing is set at 14 degrees, but the distributor looks retarded. Every 2.9 I have owned the module is at 9 oclock, but this one looks to be about 10 oclock for 10 degrees.
 
sounds like it's off a tooth. Pull the distributor out and time it from scratch.
 
The orientation of the distributor is not important as long as the timing is correct.
 
The orientation of the distributor is not important as long as the timing is correct.

Yes, but dis orientation can give us a clue as the where the timing is set, and if it is a tooth or so off.
 

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