Re: Timing, etc.

["Lisa & Rick" <hugacub@whidbey.net>]

On 27 Feb 97 at 14:25, Shawn C. Meze wrote:

> The vacume hose that goes into the distributor itself. Disconnect it
> at the distributor. You may or may not hear the idle change if you
> disconnect it while the engine is running. Its no big deal really,
> just a little foot note. 

If the idle changes at all, it will drop when the vacuum hose is 
removed.  The vacuum hose is for the vacuum advance.  If there's 
vacuum present, it will advance the timing, increasing RPMs.  
Removing it would therefore decrease the RPMs by decreasing the 
timing.  Of course, if there's no vacuum present, there will be no 
change.  

Rick    hugacub@whidbey.net
85 Scirocco 8V  Wolfsburg
Oak Harbor, WA
(On Whidbey Island in the Puget Sound)
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