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    Scotty! I need more power

    The timing was checked with a light. It appears to be correct at idle but does not move at higher rpms. I believe that this is reason for the loss of power at higher rpms. At idle it runs fine. I thought that perhaps a wire was broken or loosened when the belt broke, but I don't know where to look.
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    Objects In Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear

    try any glass shop. They should be able to cut a mirror to replace your original
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    Scotty! I need more power

    I have a 94 XLT 4X4, the a/c compressor bearings froze up and the belt broke. I repaired the problem and now the timing won't advance. I have no power. Any ideas on how to fix this? I read the Chiltons manual and fell asleep. I can't find how to correct or check the system
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