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Old 20-11-17, 10:34
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Hi Phil

Yes tuning these old motors is somewhat of a guessing game , with most of us having only basic test equipment . It pays to stick to the same type of fuel ( octane ) , and then you can go on from there and fiddle with the adjustments.

With the Lucas distributor on my Land Rover , I replaced the perished diaphram in the vacuum advance, I managed to pry the disc open and made a new diaphram using some Nitrile rubber sheet. With a simple Test - sucking on the pipe , I could see the base plate rotating so it all seemed to be OK.
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