Re: Rotor Arm 45 degrees out
Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2018 7:01 pm
Well not quite Ted.
It is a four stroke cycle isn`t it. Suck, Squeeze, Bang, Blow during two revolutions as they say.
Yes, that should work OK if you just put the rotor in the correct position. You will notice that as you engage the pinion with the lay shaft gear it rotates clockwise, so you will have to start a little anticlockwise, maybe about one tooth out in order to finish in the correct position. Play with it and see what happens.
Then fit ignition leads in the correct order for firing.
Just check this, but I think the rotor arm runs anticlockwise to fit the leads correctly. I will very soon be corrected if that's wrong.!
best of luck. let us know how you get on.
Eric
It is a four stroke cycle isn`t it. Suck, Squeeze, Bang, Blow during two revolutions as they say.
Yes, that should work OK if you just put the rotor in the correct position. You will notice that as you engage the pinion with the lay shaft gear it rotates clockwise, so you will have to start a little anticlockwise, maybe about one tooth out in order to finish in the correct position. Play with it and see what happens.
Then fit ignition leads in the correct order for firing.
Just check this, but I think the rotor arm runs anticlockwise to fit the leads correctly. I will very soon be corrected if that's wrong.!
best of luck. let us know how you get on.
Eric