Reply to "Engine is dieseling badly on shutdown - Seeking advice"

"my 2 cents if you have not done it already is to check timing."

Using the timing light on the balancer, the readings from the timing tape match the electronic distributor display. I think the timing (rotation of the distributor) is correct. Next week I will check with Tommy Hodges about the cam degree. He assembled the motor. Perhaps that is a factor in this engine needing a lot of vacuum advance at idle.

The engine is running well and the dieseling is gone. I am happy with it at this point.

1/10/242:07 PM

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