Is this running issue pointing towards the Thermo Time Switch
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I have done the following'
- CHecked timing
- Checked got good spark
- HT/Dizzy correct
- Checked fuel coming through injectors (lifting metering head plate) and to cold start valve
- Checked got 12v to WUR
- Checked the igntion system (Was a video on you tube showing this)
- Checked got 12v cranking power to red black wire on TSS and CSV
I put the CSV back into the manifold, turned car over and it fires up when i ground the Green/White wire, is this pointing to my Thermo Time switch being faulty then ?
Many thanks
Paul
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Is this running issue pointing towards the Thermo Time Switch
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'90s Chesil Speedster on '70 VW Beetle Chassis
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'90s Chesil Speedster on '70 VW Beetle Chassis
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gregpank said
I had similar and it turned out the wiring and the junior timer plug (the plastic connector that goes into the back of the 5th injector) was old and crusty. Replaced the wiring and the plug and voila. Much cheaper than a new thermotime switch. Replace rhe connector into the switch too to be sure
Ahh good point will do many thanks
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