Hi, Anyone know what is the correct ignition timing on a '95 610TE? Appears to be about 7deg BTDC with a timing light. Does not advance much with increase in RPM. Thanks, Ron.
Timing was set at factory. They then put the tick marks on motor and ign at that time. Usually around 9 static or idle, should get 20 more with revs. Later George
Hey George how do you put tick marks on the motor so I can see how far my motor is advancing . I mean how to measure it
Find TDC Comp stroke look at flywheel then at a tapped bolt hole on motor. I usually use upper rh bolt hole mark this ( light chisel mark over hole) then mark flywheel (center punch or chisel mark, scribe) Now you have something to hit the timing light with. Later George
I hit it with the light and it advances.. thanx george . I put marks . The I is idle position and the M medium throttle and the T is close to top revs . My neigh ors where outside so I didnt over rev too much. Im thinking its closer to 7 degrees. Right now at idle. I will advance it tonight .. thanks for helping with this. I was calling you( 2weeks ago.. )it has the aftermarket stator(st5051L) and cdi and coil(cd5004) . The pic is sideways. Sorry about that
Hi Guys, Paint the timing marks you have made with correction fluid or white paint, just enough to fill the marks, this will make them easier to see with the timing light. Cheers, Dave.
Great tip thanks. I did advance the timing a hair or two and it runs smoother and more powerful. I must be getting closer to the factory setting.. im using my kids protracter to find the 9 degrees . Had to weld a coil bracket on and zip tie my wires up . Then the gf family came over.. I did get it finished in time to throw a huge roost across the front yard .. good thing I live on an acre of dirt.. Definitly making progress . Tomorrow I take it for a run down by the lake after work .. thanks again guys for assisting me with this husky . I will update tommorrow night.
Husky 610 works better after using a light. Thanks up tite. Advanced it a bit and its doing better now
