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Asking about Timing and Distributor
Posted by tivoliman
tivoliman
Bill Fisher
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Topic Creator (OP)
Apr 14, 2024 05:55 PM
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I sent my distributor to Jeff with the worksheet completed. It cam back looking so pretty. (Thanks Jeff)
Now come the time to get it back in the car. Well it is in and set to the 15 Degrees BTDC.
Not running well. Coughs and hesitates. Coughing less after warm up.
I did static timing to get car started and used timing light to set to 15 degrees.
While turning the distributor, I got shocked. Is that normal or did I miss pushing the wires in tight enough.
Distributor 25D
currently the vacuum is turned near the heater, seems far for my opinion
Remind me please should a distributor shock me (mildly)?
Bill Fisher
1974 MGB with chrome
Now come the time to get it back in the car. Well it is in and set to the 15 Degrees BTDC.
Not running well. Coughs and hesitates. Coughing less after warm up.
I did static timing to get car started and used timing light to set to 15 degrees.
While turning the distributor, I got shocked. Is that normal or did I miss pushing the wires in tight enough.
Distributor 25D
currently the vacuum is turned near the heater, seems far for my opinion
Remind me please should a distributor shock me (mildly)?
Bill Fisher
1974 MGB with chrome
dohc281
Ira Eckstein
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Apr 14, 2024 06:25 PM
Top Contributor
Joined 16 years ago
2,363 Posts
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Your ignition wires are bad. Replace them. Make sure you have a good ground wire on the car.
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If you hit your pony over the nose at the outset of your acquaintance, he may not love you, but he will take a deep interest in your movements ever afterwards.
Rudyard Kipling
Tact is the ability to tell someone to go to hell in such a way that they look forward to the trip.
Winston Churchill
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