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Hi, try setting the trigger at 60 degrees before TDC. If you added your own trigger wheel, you have to check where the missing tooth/teeth are. Second cylinder fires 420 degrees later, first cylinder fires again 300 degrees after that and so on. I assume the first cylinder is the rear one and that the crank rotates in the same direction as the wheels. Hello and thank you. We have a trigger wheel 34 - 2 and our VR-sensor sits at 65 degrees when cyl 1 (rear cylinder) is in TDC off the trigger tooth No. 6 and cylinder 2 is top off the tooth No. 12 we've set it up for the odd fire, we assume that it is correct. And yes rotation direction is the same as the wheel spins. But it will not really run and when it does, it goes really hard and then goes out after about 10sec.
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