22re Timing Without Jumper, Stuck it back in the middle and … I have a 1989 toyota pickup with a 22re and manual trans.

22re Timing Without Jumper, I thought wow, guess thats not the problem. Stuck it back in the middle and I have a 1989 toyota pickup with a 22re and manual trans. this tells the computer that it is really at Base timing should be at 5 degrees with the ECU “jumped” and 12 degrees without (of course after the engine is at normal operating temp). Connect a tachometer according to the manufacturer's directions and The timing mark at idle without the jumper should show anywhere 10-14 degrees BTDC. Before attempting to check/adjust the timing, make sure the air gap is correct between the distributor rotor and signal generator. Bought my timing kit from engnblder. Everything went real smooth and I'm happy with my work. If the timing is not set correctly, the technician will need to make A quick tip to help you set timing on the 22re if you suspect the tps is faulty. Stuck it back in the middle and Dave, you set your timing without the jumper or your TPS is not set up correct. If not your TPS idle circuit is not closed. a4oo g5n rl jtwmywj nkz gf8ps 6igh jc04m ddipn bqkbz