12V Digital Timing Light with Sliding Sensor Clip – Inductive Gasoline Engine Ignition Coil Tester, For Car & Motorcycle A

【Advanced Function】: Detects the ignition timing scale on the flywheel or pulley for proper adjustment. Detects the knock suppression control system and the vacuum advance angle control system, and adjusts the advance angle according to the vehicle's speed change.

【Note】: Red is connected to the positive electrode, black is connected to the negative electrode. Attach the high-voltage wire sensor clip to the cylinder's high-voltage wire, and ensure the arrow on the sensor clip points towards the spark plug for proper operation.

【Precise】: Designed to resynchronize your car's ignition for optimal performance, the ignition timing can be measured accurately. The ignition advance angle ranges from 0 degrees to 60 degrees, and the engine speed range is displayed from 0 RPM to 9,000 RPM.

【Sensor Clip】: Two red and black sensor clips distinguish between positive and negative electrodes, making them easy to use and safer. This is a sliding clip sensor for easy and secure connection.
Wide compatibility: The 12V ignition light is universal for cars, automobiles, motorcycles, boats, and all 2-stroke and 4-stroke gasoline engines, easy to use on any 12V ignition system.

Tips: Precise ignition timing lights are necessary to achieve the best fuel economy and performance from your spark-ignition engine. Your timing light provides a convenient way to use engine timing in today's cars. Advanced Timing and Other Auxiliaries: These functions allow users to view the timing curve of the vacuum control, mechanical or computer-controlled!

Usually, the engine must be adjusted or checked with a vacuum head via a specific vacuum.

Applicable to a distributor or engine installed in a car, at a specific engine speed, or in certain situations.

A plastic timing tool is available for 6-volt or 12-volt positive or negative ground systems.

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Engine Timing Ready: Be sure to carefully follow the instructions on the vehicle's exhaust control label under the hood.

To ensure the engine is fundamentally correct. Common locations include the lower part of the hood, the hood hinge plate, the inside of the hood, or the hood latch. If the label is missing, refer to the appropriate vehicle service manual or engine maintenance documentation under the relevant tests. Please note that the preparation process varies from engine to engine.