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Re: 8N Distributor Point setting


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Posted by JMOR on February 05, 2010 at 14:57:52 from (72.181.166.239):

In Reply to: 8N Distributor Point setting posted by MR in MN on February 05, 2010 at 09:43:34:


JACK @ss said: (quoted from post at 18:23:53 02/05/10) I just went out to where my two 8Ns are one front mount and one side mount guess what? the points are not interchangeable you can't adjust them correctly.MoC might have bought the wrong ones, like I did say in my first post(look at the bottom of the first post). When I was an Aircraft mechanic in the Air Force we used to call it trouble shooting, that is when you don't have all the answers but are still able to fix the problem. I don't care if you know who I am just ask and I will email you my address , the last time I put my e-mail on this site a guy would not leave me alone 100 plus e-mails,I think it was because I was able to answer to many of his questions without a lot of my own.

And when one of you guys can humble me I will be happy to admit it. I am glad that you guys all stick together though, good for you!


Well, you may have answered someone's question without knowing facts in the past but you struck out here. He didn't say that he couldn't install points....he said he couldn't adjust to proper gap. If he had wrong side/frt points he couldn't have even installed them.


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