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Heres a thought...

Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2008 11:47 am
by polo2k
... Has anyone ever thought about pitting a smear of copper slip on the points in the dizzy/ fuel pump?
I realise it might upset the gapping a bit but wouldnt it also do either:
a) provide a sacrificial surface for the arcing
b) possibly due to the heat/current in the dizzy it might even bond the copper into the contact surfaces?

Might be daft but just a thought

(n.b.) for those who didnt realise, copper slip in conductive

Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2008 7:43 pm
by bmcecosse
Points last for years - if the capacitor is good. Don't go near them with Copperslip! Usually what happens is the 'heel' on the cam wears and the gap closes up - so you could try a bit on there. But Cslip is not really a 'grease' as such - it's an anti-seize compound.