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I need your help! On a 1987 Kawasaki Vulcan VN1500 I adjusted the timing like this, first the front cylinder to the F sign then rotated 310 degrees counterclockwise and I adjusted to R as seen in the pictures. It's good? The engine does not start! Backfiring into the carb.
The engine has been rebuilt, there is a spark, the fuel is fine, it has compression (new rings), the crankshaft rotates fast enough, my only ambiguity at the moment is: there is a possibility that the spark can be out of sync with 360 degrees, to spark when it evacuates not when it is in compression?