NYE 751L - 1972 1850 auto

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Re: NYE 751L - 1972 1850 auto

#1786 Post by yorkshire_spam »

Yeah, a dizzy 90 deg out would put a dampener on it starting?! Move the plug leads round 1 place and give it a try? (As a short term solution)
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#1787 Post by Toledo Man »

Is isn't exactly 90 degrees out so I'll just take the dizzy out and get is set up properly.
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#1788 Post by soe8m »

If there was a price to give for who used the terms "battery" "charge" "volts" and "dizzy" most in one topic you would win it.

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Toledo Man wrote: Sat Oct 06, 2018 3:01 pm Is isn't exactly 90 degrees out so I'll just take the dizzy out and get is set up properly.
It is probably near enough one of 60 or 120 degrees out, as the drive is hexagonal. Or it is 90 or 180 degrees out if the leads are connected incorrectly.

Or it is both. Or it is just too far out to get the engine to fire.
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#1790 Post by Toledo Man »

I've been out to it and it is in EXACTLY the right place (d'oh!). I've managed to set the static timing as per the Haynes method with a test light. I've got the battery on charge and once that is done I'll be ready to attempt a start up.
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Re: NYE 751L - 1972 1850 auto

#1791 Post by SprintMWU773V »

Toledo Man wrote: Mon Oct 08, 2018 1:50 pm I've got the battery on charge
Phew, I was getting worried that it hadn't been charged recently. I can sleep easy tonight.
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#1792 Post by soe8m »

Karlos wrote: Mon Oct 08, 2018 1:46 pm
Toledo Man wrote: Sat Oct 06, 2018 3:01 pm Is isn't exactly 90 degrees out so I'll just take the dizzy out and get is set up properly.
It is probably near enough one of 60 or 120 degrees out, as the drive is hexagonal. Or it is 90 or 180 degrees out if the leads are connected incorrectly.

Or it is both. Or it is just too far out to get the engine to fire.
The drive is the gear on the jackshaft. The hex is just driving the oilpump. The oilpump is not driving the dizzy.

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#1793 Post by Karlos »

Spot on, I forgot the drive is a gear directly on the distributor shaft. How many teeth on the drive though? if there are 6, I am still correct :lol:

Can't wait for the battery to charge. And some fresh fuel in the float chambers.
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#1794 Post by Awaiting Repair »

Fingers crossed here, really hoping that the battery pulls through............
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#1795 Post by matt of the vivas »

Im positive that whatever the battery is suffering from its not terminal.
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matt of the vivas wrote: Tue Oct 09, 2018 7:55 am Im positive that whatever the battery is suffering from its not terminal.
:woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:

A very negative responce..............

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#1797 Post by matt of the vivas »

dollyman wrote: Tue Oct 09, 2018 11:27 am
matt of the vivas wrote: Tue Oct 09, 2018 7:55 am Im positive that whatever the battery is suffering from its not terminal.


:woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:

A very negative responce..............

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#1798 Post by dollyman »

Appology accepted, as realise it's not your volt :D

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#1799 Post by soe8m »

No negative posts here please.

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#1800 Post by dollyman »

Ok, Guilty as charged..............

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