1989 Hyundai Excel Hatchback "dwell angle" Questions

...dwell was expressed as an angle. This was in fact the rotational angle of the distributer cam when the points were closed. Carburettors for the most part are not adjustable within the meaning of the ...

...dwell angle on a 3f engine if point gap is 18 thou dwell angle is the no of degrees rotation between points closed and points open and for example on a 4 cylinder engine ( 4 lobes =90 degrees the ...

...dwell angle is or readings required in relation with timing advance/******. manual gives BTDC and ATDC but never mentions 'dwell angle readings ???? is it adjustable? timing and dwell angle is non ...

dwell angle What is the Dwell angle for 65 Mustang 6 cyl 200 cid 6 cylinder: dwell 35 to 38 degrees, point gap .024 - .026, initial timing: 6 btdc for manual, 12 btdc for automatic. You'll need a semi

dwell angle base on how the engine runs. In a four-cylinder engine, the angle between each ignition cam lobe is 90° and the period of points closure or "DWELL" is usually a bit over 45° of distributor

...dwell angle and the point gap are closely related and seldom alter unless the point cam is worn or the point rubbing block is worn To go back to 1956 I will have to open some old manuals to get the ...

...dwell angle dwell angle was the degrees between the points opening and closing to give maximum saturation for the coil field as it should be ab EFI engine then ECM makes the adjustment necessary for ...

Old ford cotina v6 points gap set at .020 " and use a dwell angle meter to fine set to max performance points should be set using a dwell meter as feeler gauges are not that accurate

dwell angle to point gap relationship The tighter the gap, the longer the dwell. Specific relationship depends on number of cylinders/spark plugs and manufacturer.

...dwell angle after you installed the points? You need to remember that dwell (point gap) effects timing, but timing doesn't effect dwell. You should also replace your condenser and make sure to clean ...