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Gasoline burns relatively slowly. It is not the explosion we all imagine, but a slower, controlled burn. As the fuel burns in a car, the hot gases expand with an increasing pressure until the...
"Timing" refers to the time when the engine's distributor sends an electrical current to the engine's number one spark plug wire. If the engine is not timed correctly, performance and fuel millage...
Although every engine must be "timed," the 289 is actually one of the easier engines to make timing adjustments. "Timing" refers to the point in time when the spark plugs deliver the spark...
Timing lights are available in several different types. The very low-end timing lights are powered by the ignition spark itself. These lights have two wires. One has a clip that clamps to the...
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