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Thread: My old 390 Tbird will only run at 45 btdc???
          
   
   

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    Quote Originally Posted by rspears View Post
    Guys, Birdland posted this about seven months ago (five posts over two days) and has not been back since. I doubt seriously that we'll see any response from him at this point. Just my thoughts, not saying don't reply...
    I guess I need a 'spanking' now. I usually look at post dates but was following B Pope's lead - dang
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    Sorry I haven't been back in a while -- other stuff going on. I found that it was actually mechanically off. Looks like the cam gear locating pin is mis clocked. I moved the chain 3 teeth. It runs great and has good manifold vac. Thanks for your help.

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    Quote Originally Posted by birdland View Post
    Sorry I haven't been back in a while -- other stuff going on. I found that it was actually mechanically off. Looks like the cam gear locating pin is mis clocked. I moved the chain 3 teeth. It runs great and has good manifold vac. Thanks for your help.
    Good to see you back birdland! And thanks for taking time to close the loop on what was wrong with your engine, and your fix.
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