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Old 29 December 2016, 04:55 PM
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Hello. I have a question. if there is the possibility of damage to the engine by a lot of ignition advance, but at small load?
The ign was 40-50* at 80kpa load max. Engine is stock ej20tt from legacy
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80kpa is nearly atmospheric, timing should be about 30* here depending on compression ratio, afr, fuel type and engine speed.
i doubt you will damage anything but you will be loosing power.
20-50kpa can see 40-45* in certain load areas, what ecu are you using?
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you're right. about 30* is on my ignition map. the problem is that I have diffrent crankshaft pulley and timing marks on it are in the wrong place. I adjust the trigger and strobe with timing light. But timing mark is not the TDC. Its 20* advance. the entire map is shifted by 20*. I wonder now whether knocking occurred and whether or not damaged engine
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Originally Posted by Adamscooby12
you're right. about 30* is on my ignition map. the problem is that I have diffrent crankshaft pulley and timing marks on it are in the wrong place. I adjust the trigger and strobe with timing light. But timing mark is not the TDC. Its 20* advance. the entire map is shifted by 20*. I wonder now whether knocking occurred and whether or not damaged engine
put a trigger wheel on the front of the bottom pulley. With a separate VR sensor.
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Now its all ok. On stock 6 teeth trigger wheel.
but i wondering.... engine didnt demage earlier?
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Is it turboed?
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Yes. Stock engine. Td04 turbo. CR 8.5:1
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With 20 degrees extra timing it will knock its pan in
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It will damage the pistons? At only 80-100kpa of load? I removed the spark plugs and There is no sight of knock




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