chuck wrote:
>
> the knorled nut that you use to adjust the spark was gone. Found it
> nestled down on the starter body (thank goodness). When I put it
> back on, I could not get any ral adjustment out of it. I could snug it
> all the way up (clockwise, in the direction of the Retard arrow).
> But if I backed it off at all, the whole unit was loose. Should there
> be another spring in ther beside the spring that goes to the post
> on the plate??
Chuck
There is a small spring clip the holds the knurled nut in place. It is
what the nut "clicks" against as you turn it. The clip is very small and
clips on the dizzy. I don't know if spares are available, maybe a
hardware store has something that would work. It's just about a 1/2
long, 3/16 wide and made of spring steel.
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Frank Clarici
Toms River, NJ
One Too Many Sprites Again
http://www.exit109.com/~spritenut
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