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Old 07-24-2008, 10:04 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Think about it, if you have it retarded, and you advance it slightly to where its not knocking, then everything is normal. You just need need to advance the pump itself a bit. Sounds like you have it retarded. When you jumper the timing advance, it advances it to where the timing is supposed to be, with no knocking(so advance the pump). When I had my IDI, I Experienced some knocking on retarded timing as well as advanced, moreso advanced.
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