Modulator on the side of the distributor can fail miserably. I had this happen once going to work. Only until an auto electrician found the problem I too was left with scratch bonce.🥴
Its called an ignition control module, "The ignition control module is a crucial component of a vehicle's ignition system. It controls the ignition timing and spark generation, ensuring efficient combustion and optimal engine performance. It...
Your heading implies that you know what the problem might be.
Once running have you measured for voltage at the battery? And again with all heavy-draw electrical items on? Should be between 14 and 15 volts.
Low battery power can mean that it...
Bit peeved.
Having written the whole spiel about how to remove a diff from the front or rear of a D2 to test for play between the crown wheel and pinion. For a French guy, translating the odd specialist word or phrase. He now says that although...
Well best of luck!!!
Personally I don't think it is that complicated, I find working on my wife's Aircooled Beetle-based Porsche 356a Speedster replica far more of a pain.
But then it is what you are used to.
I did have a BMW once, an early...
Thank you so much for these explanations!
Well, I'll simply put everything back together and not attempt this repair. And drive on.
I do have the skills, but I don't have the time... or the desire! I'm used to working on BMWs or VWs. And I've...
Do not remove the flange yet.
As I said above, you need to test the play (jeu) between the pinion and the crown wheel. (pignon et couronne). So it would be better to drain the oil out of the differential holding part of the rear axle.
Slide the...
yup, or simply a piece of twisted wire, which, OK, you have to replace from time to time. I think you might be able to get those ties from a gardening place.
A crow keeps pulling my bird feeder off the stand so it can get all the spilt seeds, I'll need to cable tie it on
but then its a bugger to fill. I dont want to bend the stand as it will crack all the coating.
Got a squiggle coming to it, used to...
Morning all, tis very quiet here but thats about to change as the grinder is coming out :D
Off to tackle the other inner wing, the rain set me back yesterday.
I'm sitting in the shade, the sun isn't even really shining but it is so humid, and I am leaking so much that I have decided to go in and sit with a fan about metre from me.
We need yet another storm or some rain.
Fanks to advice onner nuvva fred on ere eye has unset me trap and put bait in and around it. Left over stake fat and a bit ov meat. Tis all eye have. Theory is to get kev used to going in said trap. Then later on he'll go in when it's set, but...
Putting polish on a surface then spreading it evenly, maybe letting it dry if it is that sort, then buffing it, cannot harm the surface.
But using polishes that contain cutting compounds to remove oxidisation could eventually cut through the top...