Thelebowski
Registered User
Howdy!
I’ve been trying to time my truck for six months now (7.3 idi turbo)
I have purchased two timing lights (Innovas with adjustable advance, one digital one analog) and two different pulse adapters (Sealey and Gunson) at this point and can’t get them to work.
Both adapters will give a steady blinking from their indicator light with the piezo on a very clean bare metal injector #1 line. My timing lights get power from the battery, but when attaching the coil pickup to the pulse adapter, im not getting squat. No flashing light or rpm from timing light. I connected the pickup 70 ways to Sunday, ensuring the plug arrow was correctly oriented, modulated rpm’s, changed piezo clamp placement several times, etc.
Now i have a nasty lifter tick among other things but i’d like to solve this problem before moving along since i’m almost $1k deep into timing equipment
For the record, injectors are new, IP replaced less than 10k miles ago, and im running a Holley Blue electric fuel pump regulated at 7 psi, so no fueling issues there.
Thanks in advance!
I’ve been trying to time my truck for six months now (7.3 idi turbo)
I have purchased two timing lights (Innovas with adjustable advance, one digital one analog) and two different pulse adapters (Sealey and Gunson) at this point and can’t get them to work.
Both adapters will give a steady blinking from their indicator light with the piezo on a very clean bare metal injector #1 line. My timing lights get power from the battery, but when attaching the coil pickup to the pulse adapter, im not getting squat. No flashing light or rpm from timing light. I connected the pickup 70 ways to Sunday, ensuring the plug arrow was correctly oriented, modulated rpm’s, changed piezo clamp placement several times, etc.
Now i have a nasty lifter tick among other things but i’d like to solve this problem before moving along since i’m almost $1k deep into timing equipment
For the record, injectors are new, IP replaced less than 10k miles ago, and im running a Holley Blue electric fuel pump regulated at 7 psi, so no fueling issues there.
Thanks in advance!
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