1996 RAM 5.2 Timing
My rebuilt 1996 RAM 1500 extended cab with a 5.2 is not as peppy off the line as I think it should be. Can anyone tell me more about initial timing setup when installing the distributor ? The way I understand it is you install distributor with No1 cylinder at TDC on the compression stroke and the rotor pointed at No. 1 position on the distributor. The computer takes over from there? If I am wrong or if any one can provide other info I would appreciate it.
welcome to DF.
the computer will handle the timing, there is no adjustment for it other than a programmer. you will however need to have the fuel sync reset to +0 for stock tuning. +4 to +6 for a cammed motor or 1.7 RR's.
the computer will handle the timing, there is no adjustment for it other than a programmer. you will however need to have the fuel sync reset to +0 for stock tuning. +4 to +6 for a cammed motor or 1.7 RR's.
ORIGINAL: steve00ram360
welcome to DF.
the computer will handle the timing, there is no adjustment for it other than a programmer. you will however need to have the fuel sync reset to +0 for stock tuning. +4 to +6 for a cammed motor or 1.7 RR's.
welcome to DF.
the computer will handle the timing, there is no adjustment for it other than a programmer. you will however need to have the fuel sync reset to +0 for stock tuning. +4 to +6 for a cammed motor or 1.7 RR's.
ORIGINAL: steve00ram360
welcome to DF.
the computer will handle the timing, there is no adjustment for it other than a programmer. you will however need to have the fuel sync reset to +0 for stock tuning. +4 to +6 for a cammed motor or 1.7 RR's.
welcome to DF.
the computer will handle the timing, there is no adjustment for it other than a programmer. you will however need to have the fuel sync reset to +0 for stock tuning. +4 to +6 for a cammed motor or 1.7 RR's.
forgot to mention that the fuel sync is set by moving the distributor with a DRBII scan tool hooked up. there are ways to ball park it with a volt meter but I have not tried this yet.







