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| ambrose |
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what the best way to do your timing? how do you do it in these big girls? she an ef
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| TURBO_GHIA |
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you cant change the timing on a EF ,unless you fit an aftermarket ecu
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| ambrose |
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then how does ford do it?
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| stockstandard |
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they dont
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| ambrose |
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so you can not make it idel right is that what your saying?
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| TURBO_GHIA |
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idel has nothing to do with timing ,thats all done with the isc or a stepper motor ,you can change the idel thats easy
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| stockstandard |
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ambrose wrote: so you can not make it idel right is that what your saying?
that has nothing to do with it. You set the base idle speed with the idle stop screw on the side of the throttle body and then the computer controls the rest with the ISC. The timing on an EF will never change. After 20 years it will be the same as it was when it left the factory so there is no need to reset it.
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