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tomas.geoghegan
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Re: timeing

Post by tomas.geoghegan »

Hi Kennatt
I sucked the pipe and was like complete blockage and when i tried to move the unit by hand there was no movement.
And seemed worn out. Best way i can describe. By the way it is the metal screw on vacume pipe.
But Thanks for the question.
Best Regards Tom

tomas.geoghegan
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Re: timeing

Post by tomas.geoghegan »

Hello BMC
Just a quick note to say Thanks for great advice on my distributor.
And suggested that i buy a distributor rather than just a vacuum unit As if i had would have been a fiddle and would not have mended a worn out distributor.At the same time.
It arrived today Complete with points condenser and rota arm All ready to go!
And saved me by being kind enough to send me a link straight to the shop.
It was £40.00. Excellent value. Its now fitted and am chuffed to bits.
THANKS Best Regard Tom Moggy 948 Geoghegan.
And to everyone else for there help too!

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Re: timeing

Post by bmcecosse »

Glad to hear it's running well. keep the old dizzy as a spare - carry it in the car 'just incase'......
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tomas.geoghegan
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Re: timeing

Post by tomas.geoghegan »

Cheers BMC will do
Running like a dream i would not be surprised if its the ariginal Distributor.
Tom Geoghegan

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