Turning over but not starting.
So I'm buying a civic but not paying for it till it's running. I'm pretty sure because the guy before was running a turbo+nos set up the timing is way off, to get it running all i have to do is advance the timing back to normal right? I'm new to the Honda game so sorry if this is an obvious question answer scenario. Just trying not to blow up my car (:
You cannot move the distributor far enough forward or backward (advance or retard) to make the car NOT run... so your suggestion that the timing was "retarded" because of a power adder is flawed. If the mechanical timing is off, it isn't because of a turbo or NOS install. Check the timing belt.
You cannot move the distributor far enough forward or backward (advance or retard) to make the car NOT run... so your suggestion that the timing was "retarded" because of a power adder is flawed. If the mechanical timing is off, it isn't because of a turbo or NOS install. Check the timing belt.
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