So umm not all bread vans had dynamic timing on VE pumps?
I never really paid much attention to it previously because i was thinking one less thing to worry about...... but now i'm curious.....as my pump lacks it.
Whats the deal with VE bread vans and timing advance.....
don't quote me on it,but i think that all road going ve have dynamic advance.the KSB is just an external control for that advance based on temp...just for cold starts.optional?...don't know for sure.crewcab could answer that better i think.
KSB or Cold Start Timing Advance System was prompted by 1988 emmisions requirements in order to minimize white smoke during cold starts.
Pre 1991 series b engines with automotive ratings use a wax motor style which have the temp. switch in the water jacket.
91 and newer use an electrical solenoid style where the temp switch is in the intake manifold.
Info taken directly from Cummins Service Repair Manual obtained in this forum.
I suppose even those who have been on this forum for years could use a vist to the stickies now and again. Tho I have that manual printed out in full, and didnt think to consult it. It's out on the fender.....in the garage...across the yard...
My engine is a 1986. I then lack all that? But still have dynamic timing...?
I have the bosch ve training manual and I still feel it is vague....
Would the m&h spacer still apply to a pump without the cold start advance then? Since it affects dynamic timing's travel, from what I comprehend.....
I thought the spacer went between the ksb and the pump body?
I have a block off plate. Spacing the block off won't allow the dynamic timing more throw?
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