As part of the ongoing goal of expanding the internet’s Lada reference material we decided to check the ignition timing curve on IVAN2104. The process was simple enough, remove vacuum signal to the vacuum advance pot and using a dial back timing light measure the degrees of advance while holding the engine revs at the required test speed.
Our base (static) timing was set to 5 degrees and measured from the 0 degrees timing mark with the digital timing light. Mechanical advance can be solved by subtracting 5 from the values below:
Engine Speed | Advance in Crankshaft Degrees |
Base | 5 |
1000 RPM | 5 |
1500 RPM | 18 |
2000 RPM | 25 |
2500 RPM | 29 |
3000 RPM | 29 |
3500 RPM | 31 |
4000 RPM | 29 |
These numbers are as measured from the Lada Hall effect distributer ignition using an INNOVA #3568 Digital Timing Light
Nagy Emil has also provided a chart from the service manual for reference.
If you have any questions or comments please feel free to contact us!
Hi guys, i’m currently installing a speeduino ECU on my lada niva and I will take your work to create my base spark MAP table so thank you for your work !