This would have to be one of the most instructive series of films showing the ins and outs of trouble shooting the A-Series (and B-Series for that matter) and other period engines. Well done, I've found these most instructive as I've just bought back by chance a 1967 MGB GT, I owned 36 years ago (older than you my good man).
I've got electronic ignition on my Rover P6 but carry a spare fully made up (points type) distributor in the boot for emergencies.. Thank you for your informative and entertaining videos.. (Phil - Lancashire)
Test light can also be used for setting the ignition timing if you have points and condenser ignition. Not as accurate as a timing light though. Apparently you can use a multimeter to set the dwell angle (point gap).
Nope!! I'm 53 years old and no matter how many times I watch or hear things about car electrics it just doesn't compute in my head. My brain just isn't made to comprehend and understand it so I stay away from them and allow magicians like you to sort it out for me lol
These videos will help me as I'm currently a young car enthusiasts. Great video!
I’m glad it’s helpful!
This would have to be one of the most instructive series of films showing the ins and outs of trouble shooting the A-Series (and B-Series for that matter) and other period engines.
Well done, I've found these most instructive as I've just bought back by chance a 1967 MGB GT, I owned 36 years ago (older than you my good man).
BLG, where have you gone ?
Very interesting video I am learning all The time keep up the great work thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks for the feedback, will do!
I've got electronic ignition on my Rover P6 but carry a spare fully made up (points type) distributor in the boot for emergencies.. Thank you for your informative and entertaining videos.. (Phil - Lancashire)
Brilliant video BLG well done 👍 ,
Another awesomely useful video!
Nice video BLG, enjoy the presentation and content 👍
Thanks for watching! I’m glad it comes across ok.
Test light can also be used for setting the ignition timing if you have points and condenser ignition. Not as accurate as a timing light though.
Apparently you can use a multimeter to set the dwell angle (point gap).
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I have to get me a spark plug tester, wonder if you could fit four of them permanently for Xmas or so 🙃
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They are very useful to have! Not sure how long they would last permanently on though!
Nope!! I'm 53 years old and no matter how many times I watch or hear things about car electrics it just doesn't compute in my head. My brain just isn't made to comprehend and understand it so I stay away from them and allow magicians like you to sort it out for me lol
Ah, it’s not for everyone!, my electrical knowledge Is fairly basic, but does help with the old crap that I play with.
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