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Car Forum / Land Rover Cars / May 2006

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Distributor Vacuum

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john oakes - 04 May 2006 17:10 GMT
Hello Gang.
          I have on my distributor two areas for pipes fitted. One I
know is for the vacuum but the other not a clue as I have never the
other fitted. Landrover v8 3.5 110 1988. Just need to what purpose and
where to fit the other end if needed.

regards john
m0bcg - 04 May 2006 20:06 GMT
this is a vacuum advance and retard .

you will have 2 pipes coming out of the distributor  diaphragm ?.

one goes to a pipe next to carb base and the other goes to a fitting on
the inlet manifold almost underneath the air filter box on top of carbs
.

you set the static ignition timing at a certain RPM , i think 750-850
idle  rpm and at TDC or 6 degs advanced on the front damper pulley
markings .

its been a while since i  had my range rover but it had same
configuration as you mention .

as soon as you touch the throttle you should see the advance kick in
and youll lose the timing mark when viewed by strobe light .

hope this helps
john oakes - 05 May 2006 05:54 GMT
> this is a vacuum advance and retard .
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> hope this helps

Cheers.
      I will look for the blighty.
regards john
 
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