Got a replacement ignition amp unit for me electronic distributor.
put it on the distributor, put same on engine, put the electronic coil on and...
...sod-all. zero sparks, just as it was before.
bugger.
so I suppose it must be the pickup bit inside the distributor that's at fault.
on the bright side, I now have a spare amp unit, so there's zero chance of that failing in future.
Don't think many understand buddcrypt here Austin, might need to point them to the shed FAQ :)
On or around Fri, 23 Jan 2004 17:14:07 GMT, snipped-for-privacy@lardrover.co.uk enlightened us thusly:
hehe. beauty of Bcrypt is the fact that most people "get" it.
This used to be my philosophy - so I stockpiled pretty much everything that may break. Of course - when something broke I knew I had one, but although the number on the box was correct, the contents were wrong. This prompted a drive to Paddocks in Matlock to get a (cheap) replacement, during which visit I ended up spending somewhere in the region of 300 quid on 'bargains'...
I've just got back from Bradford after seeing their last showing of 'The Matrix - Revolutions' at the IMAX and all I can say is that machines can smell fear - and Land Rovers can read your bank statement.
Martyn
F*ck off Wayne - there's enough bandwidth consumed within the shed as it is...
(It's probably one of the largest archives I've got - and I only started taking it relatively recently).
Martyn
"Dreams" rofl
Just got something against dre cars You have
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