When tune up is done, does timing need to be adjusted?
#1
When tune up is done, does timing need to be adjusted?
When I went to the tune up shop, guys told me that tune up is only the spark plug replacement. When I've asked if any timing should be adjusted, they told me that it gets adjusted automaticaly.
Is it really truth?
Thanx
Mike A.
Is it really truth?
Thanx
Mike A.
#2
Replacing sparkplugs is only part of a tuneup. You still have to change the air filter, fuel filter, oil and oil filter and examine all belts, lines, exhaust, and fluids. The radiator needs flushing, the transaxle oil could need replacing and the drive belt could also need replacing. After all that, you also need to lube up everything. If you take it to a mechanic, it can cost $300 for a tune up. It's a lot more than just plugs.
-Gambit
-Gambit
#3
Re: When tune up is done, does timing need to be adjusted?
Originally posted by Mikesburn
When I went to the tune up shop, guys told me that tune up is only the spark plug replacement. When I've asked if any timing should be adjusted, they told me that it gets adjusted automaticaly.
Is it really truth?
Thanx
Mike A.
When I went to the tune up shop, guys told me that tune up is only the spark plug replacement. When I've asked if any timing should be adjusted, they told me that it gets adjusted automaticaly.
Is it really truth?
Thanx
Mike A.
And yes the ECU automaticaly senses the changes and adjust any timing that is needed.
Clive.
#5
Originally posted by JsL
Timing does not need to be adjusted for a maxima because it has direct ignition. The timing should be checked for cars that have a distributor cap and adjusted accordingly.
Timing does not need to be adjusted for a maxima because it has direct ignition. The timing should be checked for cars that have a distributor cap and adjusted accordingly.
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