[T2] High frequency point adjustment
Jamie jrivers at globalserve.netSat Oct 19 09:49:28 MST 2013
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From: "Roger Lemberg" > > Going back to my parents' 69 bus it seems that within a very short > interval after changing points, there would be "transfer" of metal from > one face to the other. metal transfer comes from arcing... to reduce arcing, there is a capacitor [condensor] installed ... with the correct size cap,, it will boost the coil output by creating a resonant LC circuit with the coil windings if you have a large transfer of metal.. the condesor is in poor condition... and should be changed. a small amount is normal... that metal bump makes it hard to set point "gap" with a feeler gage, and is better to adj with a dwell meter. I have been suprized how the mechanical 0.016" isn't really close to the electrical 50 deg .. and as the electrical circuit doesn't care how far open the points are,, just the length of time they are open... the 50 deg dwell is my preference. Also.. if you have an unknown problem with an engine... within about 3 min.. you can install a dwell meter, a timing light, and a vac gage,, and know almost instantly where most problems are...
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