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Re: MTA rotor cap
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Posted by Brownie 45 on April 01, 2006 at 04:55:05 from (207.177.82.51):
In Reply to: MTA rotor cap posted by Bellyacre on March 31, 2006 at 17:05:43:
Is the timing set correctly? Sounds like The spark is having to jump too large of a gap between the rotor & the distributor cap terminals. With installation of the electronic ign., the increased voltage is capable of eroding & burning the bakelite & contacts in the cap. Could possibly be such a thing as the timing gears being 1 tooth off. Check by setting front pulley at timing pointer & see where the rotor points in the distributor cap.
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