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Tune up complete
On Sun, 15 May 2005 17:58:31 -0500, Michael Cecil
> wrote: > I really wish they'd made it so you could adjust it without taking the cap >off and while it was running like some old American cars where you used a >little hex wrench. http://oaks.nvg.org/emscrim.gif |
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Michael,
I feel your pain. I replaced the points on my VW with a pertonix about 5 years ago and have not had to adjust the dwell once since. I have checked the dwell about 2x a year, and it has never needed adjusting. The pertronix costs about $50, but in my opinion it is well worth the $$. It was one of those things that I wondered why I did not do it years earlier. And yeah - I too used to adjust points on GM cars with hex keys while the engine was running. Remember the "Uniset" Delco points w/ integral condenser vs. the 2 piece points/condeners? It's a pity VW did not use a similar set-up. ================================= " ..... I ain't no bandleader!!" |
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