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frubes

Original Poster:

50 posts

211 months

Saturday 4th April 2009
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rotor arm

tempus

674 posts

231 months

Saturday 4th April 2009
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Doh.Tempus smile

frubes

Original Poster:

50 posts

211 months

Saturday 4th April 2009
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it looked fine no cracks etc. But having taken it off the metal on the arm was loose, so poor spark. Needless to say i am now sitting outside a pub in the cotswolds with a big grin

combine

3,114 posts

259 months

Sunday 5th April 2009
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The ´joys ´of wedge ownership ?

GV

2,366 posts

254 months

Sunday 5th April 2009
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Would have taken 2 minutes to sus if you followed the non start fault finding sequence...

80tasmin

104 posts

215 months

Sunday 5th April 2009
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GV said:
Would have taken 2 minutes to sus if you followed the non start fault finding sequence...
Which is?

GV

2,366 posts

254 months

Monday 6th April 2009
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80tasmin said:
GV said:
Would have taken 2 minutes to sus if you followed the non start fault finding sequence...
Which is?
As per the factory instructions featured in the Wedge Bible..

frubes

Original Poster:

50 posts

211 months

Monday 6th April 2009
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Well the thing was it was sparking. The Rac only worked it out by taking the cap off dizzy and holding the king lead over teh arm while it was cranking.


80tasmin

104 posts

215 months

Monday 6th April 2009
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GV said:
80tasmin said:
GV said:
Would have taken 2 minutes to sus if you followed the non start fault finding sequence...
Which is?
As per the factory instructions featured in the Wedge Bible..
Thanks Andrew....Bought a 1980 Tasmin last November, the Canadian winter forced it into storage. Brought it home just this past weekend. Placing an order for Steve Heath's book tonight, something I should have done last fall.
Paul