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Re: What causes backfire ?
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Posted by Gene on July 08, 2004 at 22:12:55 from (208.144.172.164):
In Reply to: What causes backfire ? posted by waynekittler on July 08, 2004 at 20:21:14:
Timing is off. After installing new points you need to time the engine. Get out the timing light and adjust the distributor - retime the engine. My guess is that the point gap is not set correctly. Double check the tappets. One or more could be set to close/tight. Cause of back fire - Anything involved with the engine timing. This includes the ignition system and the valve train.
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