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AllBlack07Optima · 12-04-2007, 02:13 AM

I think it is something voltage related, the more voltage being put out from the alternator is going to increase the overall voltage, and if the capacitors on that circuit board are designed to work at a certain volatage level, its going to obviously change timing as the voltage increases, mine do it too but its not enough to bug me...

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AllBlack07Optima Newbie Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Tulsa, OK Posts: 23 Drives: 99 Supercharged Chevrolet Lumina (270HP, 320FT/LB), 2007 Kia Optima EX V6 Gallery: 0	I think it is something voltage related, the more voltage being put out from the alternator is going to increase the overall voltage, and if the capacitors on that circuit board are designed to work at a certain volatage level, its going to obviously change timing as the voltage increases, mine do it too but its not enough to bug me... __________________ AllBlack07Optima 2006.5 Optima(MG) EX V6 Black "Manager's Special" Demo edition. 15% Tint Speedlock activated (7 mph the doors lock, unlock in park) 'G6A5' μ (Mu) 2.7L 24v DOHC V6 - CVVT/VIRLS. (190+HP) 'A5GF1' 5 speed Semi-Automatic Transaxle.