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09-19-2001, 02:17 PM
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Yeah thats what the 32 degrees sounds like to me. You manualy set the timing with the shorting plug out. When you put it back in check your timing, because it won't be the same as where you left it. The computer takes over, it sees what you set it at and makes a comprimise with you. It uses your timing advance within its parameters. Hope this helps.
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