Points conversion?
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From: Cental, MI
^^^ Most Carburetor Problems... Are Actually Something Else
And these
Are also available at better Automotive Stores!!! NAPA in my part of the Rhubarb Patch
Oh... Learn to Depin and Pin those H-D connectors...a skill that will serve over and again!!!!
And these
If your talking about the cam position sensor, Standard Motor Products makes a very good one.. MC-SPA2. I've been using them for years...
https://www.denniskirk.com/standard-...rd/2000238.sku
https://www.denniskirk.com/standard-...rd/2000238.sku
Oh... Learn to Depin and Pin those H-D connectors...a skill that will serve over and again!!!!
Last edited by Racepres; Jun 29, 2022 at 10:03 AM.
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I grew up on points. When I got my first Evo I bought a set for when the electronics failed. I still have them in a box 25 sum years later. The electronics are easier to take care of. I like easy.
I even have a Morris Magneto around here somewhere. Points are easy to work on that.
The only ignition I had utterly fail was a piece of **** Crane in the cone.
I still don't trust the computer on my TC. Electronics and a carb is a simple combo best solution for a guy like me.
I even have a Morris Magneto around here somewhere. Points are easy to work on that.
The only ignition I had utterly fail was a piece of **** Crane in the cone.
I still don't trust the computer on my TC. Electronics and a carb is a simple combo best solution for a guy like me.
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Originally Posted by Racepres;[url=tel:20691738
20691738[/url]]
Oh... Learn to Depin and Pin those H-D connectors...a skill that will serve over and again!!!!
Oh... Learn to Depin and Pin those H-D connectors...a skill that will serve over and again!!!!
Thanks.
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once you have the tools...any HD connector (maybe Not new stuff) is fair game..
this one looks most like my set
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/p...SABEgJamPD_BwE
This also
https://static.summitracing.com/glob...-40011g_xl.jpg
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Originally Posted by Racepres;[url=tel:20692359
20692359[/url]]My best tool to date, is a small screwdriver looking thing, that is rounded and curved... and works a Dream... Will look for picture
once you have the tools...any HD connector (maybe Not new stuff) is fair game..
this one looks most like my set
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/p...SABEgJamPD_BwE
This also
https://static.summitracing.com/glob...-40011g_xl.jpg
once you have the tools...any HD connector (maybe Not new stuff) is fair game..
this one looks most like my set
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/p...SABEgJamPD_BwE
This also
https://static.summitracing.com/glob...-40011g_xl.jpg
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From: Grew up in Texas, moved to AZ
I like to keep my plate simple by condensing the back-up ignition setup in my saddlebag.
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After speaking with a local guy I trust I decided to just replace the sensor.
He told me with the high humidity here, almost everyone that his shop deals with that have gone to points complains of issues with the moisture which is something I hadn't thought about.
When I had my Pan and lived in Seattle rain was an issue but that was with the OEM distributor that was prone to leaking. .
He told me with the high humidity here, almost everyone that his shop deals with that have gone to points complains of issues with the moisture which is something I hadn't thought about.
When I had my Pan and lived in Seattle rain was an issue but that was with the OEM distributor that was prone to leaking. .
carl