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#20 Re: points distance
levey Posted on: 2010/1/9 11:44
Hope this works:
http://datsun1200.com/modules/newbb/v ... =ASC&type=&mode=0&start=0
It did!
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#19 Re: points distance
levey Posted on: 2010/1/9 11:32
Apart from the normal setting it up to TDC that is!
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#18 Re: points distance
levey Posted on: 2010/1/9 10:54
Just two wires to the coil, easy.
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#17 Re: points distance
iDatto Posted on: 2010/1/8 22:49
how do you go fitting them? much work?
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#16 Re: points distance
levey Posted on: 2010/1/8 9:41
A Perth member has electronic dizzy's for sale $170AU delivered (in AUS) I think, many members have bought them (me included) and they are great.
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#15 Re: points distance
ddgonzal Posted on: 2010/1/8 6:22
The matchbook is no joke. That's how some guys adjust their points.
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#14 Re: points distance
Dave86 Posted on: 2010/1/7 15:28
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Dodgeman wrote:
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Dave86 wrote:
Just keep a matchbook in the glove box. When the points quit out on the road you can sand oxide off the contacts with the striker and set the gap with the matchbook cover.
What do you mean "WHEN" the points quit?
If the vehicle is "properly" maintained, the points will never quit.

This sounds like the defeatist attitude of a slacker in the car care department.


Its a joke my friend. Don't be so hostile.
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#13 Re: points distance
iDatto Posted on: 2010/1/7 13:26
im liking the sound of electronic ignition
but im thinking of selling the datto and buying my dads hilux off him
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#12 Re: points distance
Dodgeman Posted on: 2010/1/7 10:53
Quote:

Dave86 wrote:
Just keep a matchbook in the glove box. When the points quit out on the road you can sand oxide off the contacts with the striker and set the gap with the matchbook cover.
What do you mean "WHEN" the points quit?
If the vehicle is "properly" maintained, the points will never quit.

This sounds like the defeatist attitude of a slacker in the car care department.
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#11 Re: points distance
ddgonzal Posted on: 2010/1/7 3:54
Yep, you can do that every few months. Or just switch to electronic and never touch it again.
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