O Ozsum67 Too much thin air Founding Member Jan 6, 2002 5,152 0 0 Eastern Colorado May 12, 2004 #21 May 12, 2004 #21 2nd Mustang said: Points can be very difficult to work with. Even though the gap might be correct, the dwell angle could be off. It almost imperative that you have a dwell meter when playing with points. Click to expand... Isn't the dwell and the gap related? When you adjust the gap, the dwell changes as well. A dwell meter is advisable to get it dead on.
2nd Mustang said: Points can be very difficult to work with. Even though the gap might be correct, the dwell angle could be off. It almost imperative that you have a dwell meter when playing with points. Click to expand... Isn't the dwell and the gap related? When you adjust the gap, the dwell changes as well. A dwell meter is advisable to get it dead on.
68GEETEE 5 Year Member Nov 21, 2003 481 5 38 Texas, USA May 15, 2004 #22 May 15, 2004 #22 Ronstang said: I didn't read all the above but if you haven't changed the condenser yet then do so because this sounds like a classic case of condenser crapout. Click to expand... I replaced the points and condenser yesterday, and she runs like a champ. Thanks to everyone for their input.
Ronstang said: I didn't read all the above but if you haven't changed the condenser yet then do so because this sounds like a classic case of condenser crapout. Click to expand... I replaced the points and condenser yesterday, and she runs like a champ. Thanks to everyone for their input.
Pakrat Founding Member Aug 6, 2000 3,843 0 56 Currently: NH Originally: Rhode Island (and all po May 17, 2004 #23 May 17, 2004 #23 Excellent, glad you are up and running again!