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To be honest, about four months ago, I replaced the valve guide gasket seals, but I have not noticed oil consumption on the dipstick
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Let me test with a timing light
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So I checked the timing with the ESC connected and it’s showing 32° and with the ESC disconnected it’s showing a 11°
While the ESC was connected, I did rabbit up and the timing did move from my point of view
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