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Postby John Clancy » 25 Jun 2010 07:41

If the points gap is out the emissions tend to go haywire. So don't forget to check points dwell and the timing as both can have a major effect. Points have caused a doubling of hydrocarbons on my car in previous years.

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Postby Bobbieslandy » 25 Jun 2010 14:50

I'm running a luminition kit at the moment, but yes, even this could be faulty. It is great when you get handed that valid MOT cert[:D]

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Postby Shauniedawn » 26 Jun 2010 14:13

Sorry for the bleated 'well done'. That's super news. Now for the bedding in and re-tuning.

I always do the order of:

valve clearances,
valve timing,
points(dwell)if fitted,
cap and leads,
plugs,
ignition timing, and
carbs.

It may take longer to do, but from experience, I've found you only need do it all once.

Well done Rob. I've enjoyed reading the posts.

Shaun

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Postby MCNX BFF » 28 Jun 2010 06:33

<font face="Comic Sans MS"> Hooray, Rob! That is fantastic news![:D] Sounds like you will be ready to join your buddies on the run to France, afterall!! --Monica</font id="Comic Sans MS">

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