Vacuum Advance Causing Misfire at Jack Oconnell blog

Vacuum Advance Causing Misfire. when my vacuum advance is hooked up the motor will run very rough, stumble, and misfire. When i disconnect the vacuum advance, the misfire goes away. vacuum advance is diminished at wide open throttle (wot), causing the timing advance to return to the base advance in addition to. regardless of the vacuum advance can i use, the engine has what sounds like a misfire at part throttle cruise. the problem arises when i hook up the vacuum advance. i am troubleshooting a 1970 chevy truck with a 350 small block. So, in order to give the fuel. As soon as i roll into the throttle, it smooths out as long as i’m accelerating so i assume the carb is moving to the main metering circuit. There are a couple of ways to test the vacuum advance on vehicles equipped with distributors. Mechanics prefer to use an inductive pickup timing light. that would make for an engine that was horribly inefficient and made terrible power. The truck had been running fine and then. testing the vacuum advance. The advance canister is adjustable, but unless i adjust.

The truck had been running fine and then. regardless of the vacuum advance can i use, the engine has what sounds like a misfire at part throttle cruise. So, in order to give the fuel. that would make for an engine that was horribly inefficient and made terrible power. The advance canister is adjustable, but unless i adjust. As soon as i roll into the throttle, it smooths out as long as i’m accelerating so i assume the carb is moving to the main metering circuit. i am troubleshooting a 1970 chevy truck with a 350 small block. when my vacuum advance is hooked up the motor will run very rough, stumble, and misfire. the problem arises when i hook up the vacuum advance. Mechanics prefer to use an inductive pickup timing light.

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Vacuum Advance Causing Misfire i am troubleshooting a 1970 chevy truck with a 350 small block. When i disconnect the vacuum advance, the misfire goes away. The truck had been running fine and then. As soon as i roll into the throttle, it smooths out as long as i’m accelerating so i assume the carb is moving to the main metering circuit. vacuum advance is diminished at wide open throttle (wot), causing the timing advance to return to the base advance in addition to. The advance canister is adjustable, but unless i adjust. testing the vacuum advance. regardless of the vacuum advance can i use, the engine has what sounds like a misfire at part throttle cruise. that would make for an engine that was horribly inefficient and made terrible power. the problem arises when i hook up the vacuum advance. when my vacuum advance is hooked up the motor will run very rough, stumble, and misfire. There are a couple of ways to test the vacuum advance on vehicles equipped with distributors. So, in order to give the fuel. i am troubleshooting a 1970 chevy truck with a 350 small block. Mechanics prefer to use an inductive pickup timing light.