Inductive Advance Timing Light Instructions

About this manual

This manual provides instructions for using the Inductive Advance timing light to check ignition timing on 12-volt negative ground systems. It covers essential safety precautions such as handling high voltage, avoiding loose clothing near moving parts, and proper ventilation when working with exhaust gases.

The document details the operation of the instrument's controls, including the power switch, test selector positions (Initial, Advance, Lo RPM, HI x2 RPM), and meter adjustments. It also explains how to connect the inductive pickup and battery leads for timing checks on breaker point equipped engines.

What's inside

• Safety Guidelines
• Controls and Specifications
• Engine Preparation For Timing
• Lead Connections
• Engine Timing Check
• Hookup Diagram
• Various Timing Mark Configurations

Frequently asked questions

What voltage systems is this timing light designed for?

This timing light is intended for use on twelve (12) volt negative (-) ground systems only.

What is the maximum advance range displayed by the meter?

The meter displays an advance scale ranging from 0 to 60 degrees.

How should the RPM reading be interpreted on the High RPM setting?

When using the Hi (0 - 6000) RPM scale, you must multiply the displayed reading by two (2).