1971 MG Midget Distributor Replacement

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  • Опубликовано: 31 янв 2025

Комментарии • 5

  • @MH-wg6bz
    @MH-wg6bz 2 года назад

    I ordered a new 25D4 from Team Triumph last year and although it had Lucas markings, there were indications that it was a not a real Lucas distributor. It was only $70. The vacuum advance had failed on my original distributor but otherwise it was good. I found upon installation of the new one that I couldn't get the dwell to set properly. I looked closely at the cam and I noticed a unusual ridge on all the cam lobes. I moved the vacuum advance to my old distributor and reinstalled. Dwell now was correct. Lesson learned.

  • @janzienkiewicz5295
    @janzienkiewicz5295 Год назад

    Hi there firstly thanks so much for doing your videos that are really helpful. My midget has an original points system and I was going to change to electronic ignition. Can I ask your thoughts on points and why you haven’t changed. 🙏 not sure if to change or not. Thank you for your time

    • @midgetmakeover
      @midgetmakeover  Год назад

      Hi,
      I have stuck with points so far for two reasons. First is that they are easy to work on, and to fix if there is a problem. Second is that they are less expensive. I may switch to electronic someday just to see if there is any difference but since this car doesn’t drive more than 500 miles per year I don’t mind cleaning and adjusting things once a season. It’s fun to work on. Have fun with your midget.

  • @justmilo8694
    @justmilo8694 2 года назад

    i see you have a emissions pump delete what size screw/plug are you using for the block holes?

    • @midgetmakeover
      @midgetmakeover  Год назад

      I used 7/16”-20 x 1/2” long, cup point socket set screws. Cheapest to buy way more than you need from a fastener supplier rather than buying 4 on eBay.