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Van has been running great, No issues. I looked under the hood and realized the distributor vacuum advance hose had come off from the carb. I put it back on with some hose clamps, revved the engine and got this gnarly low lumpy popping in the engine. I put the timing light on it and its fine at idle but goes way too the left when revved. Any ideas?
Van has been running great, No issues. I looked under the hood and realized the distributor vacuum advance hose had come off from the carb. I put it back on with some hose clamps, revved the engine and got this gnarly low lumpy popping in the engine. I put the timing light on it and its fine at idle but goes way too the left when revved. Any ideas?
Generally speaking that's what it's supposed to do up to 32*-36* (total timing) and be all in at about 3200-3500 for a truck with towing duties ..
heres the routing of the vacuum from the valve covers to the intake. Looking from the front of the engine left rear goes to the air filter, right front goes to the center vacuum port on the carb. Brake booster goes to a fitting on the manifold.
If your running a performer intake then it's not there and if it's a 1978 460 then your running a Duraspark II distributor if it's stock .. In which case you'll need to recurve the distributor to get it running correctly ..
The emissions 460 with egr had the distributor set up with a timing that was only correct to run with an egr .. If the egr is taken off the distributors mechanical timing will be wrong for the motor .. you have 2 options either buy a distributor that is already recurved or recurve the one you have ..