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Tool is actually cheaper than you may think, IIRC about $150, then you use whatever automotive light you find from a friend.
 

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umm injector bar.
like a prybar. I dunno what it's really called, small hook on one end to pry injectors outta the heads of detroits with. i got 4-5 different sizes
 

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Ah, think I know what you're talking about, but I'd be a bit leery on using it in the injection pump line ports to turn the pump with it - if you have the boss on the front of the pump use that, that's what tis there for.
 

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haha...yeah... im gunna be honest...i cant afford the fancy tool... im trial and error and i hope it doesnt blow up... 17 and learning... works in a truck shop for 4 years and i do love diesel

With any luck at all, you may be near one of the members who happens to already have a timing setup who can help you out ;Sweet You're welcome to drop by here, but it'd be a bit of a drive :eek:
 

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idk if its my pump for sure...everythings too loud to tell... but its like it has a faint squeal at high high rpms and when reved up fast... and i havent looked but i just drove to school (7 miles) and when i got in the parking lot it sounded like i heard that faint squeal at idle..would changing the timing affect that? i didnt move the pump far...i was very clean about everything spraying it off with thinner and everything. and i marked it incase i need to put it back
 

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Timing by ear and experimentation is a crap shoot at best. It's hard to beat getting it set dead on. You need to find somebody with a meter that knows how to use it.
 
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