Having running problems so changed spark plugs dizzy cap. And rotor arm. Wrong HT leads came through the post so it's still on the old set.
Each change improved the situation, so Re-tuned the carb. Ran much better and thought it was all sorted, but then after the test run it was lumpy with unspent fuel popping in the exhaust. Took the king lead off the coil, there was a hiss as if pressure was released, and whet I checked the lead it was wet on the inside ot the king lead and inside of the coil.
Any ideas on what it might be??
Currently at Goodwood for Retro Rides Weekender, so hoping I make it home on Sunday.
Posting on the off chance someone else has had the same happen and knows a way of fixing it that doesn't involve me cutting up my door card (or worse)
MOT day today and discovered the locking pin won't come up. Which means I can't unlock the door and therefore it's failed the MOT.
I've had door handles go bad a not ope the door when it's unlocked but the door handle works as it should (when the door is locked).
I'm assuming something is wrong with the wire the runs from the pin at the leading edge of the door through to the lock itself at the back edge of the door, but I can't see as the door card is in the way and I don't think I can remove the door car the the door shut.
I've had the dash out a few times for the obligatory heater box resto and changing clocks, etc,. Thought I'd put everything back correctly but now the indicators don't auto cancel.
Lived with it for a while and told myself it was fine, but it's starting to annoy me as everything else is starting to come together.
Can anyone tell me which bits to the stalk assembly drive the auto cancel function? Ideally with pictures if you can
Is there a benefit to porting and polishing an 8v PG engine (1991)?
Apologies in advance if this has been covered elsewhere. Sure it must have done but can't find it.
The engine is out of the car with the head off ready to be skimmed, cleaned and valve seats cut. So I want to know if porting and polishing is worth doing while it's in that state.
I've been told in the past that it doesn't make any difference, but it seems to be a standard element of engine tuning...
