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OK, semi-random question, but maybe some can help.
My plan this weekend is to get the old 2.6 firing. It has not run in 9 years, but is theoretically in good shape. Once I reattach the carby, oil cooler lines, air cleaner, fan belts etc it should be right (no major work needed).
However, at this point the dizzy is pretty much hanging off.
So my question is, are there any tricks to getting the timing right (without a timing gun) from this stage of engine re-build.
There is a big chance the starter motor, electrics or fuel pump dose not work, but assuming they all come to the party can I twist, tighten or hammer something in particular to get the ball rolling.
Maybe an old trick, or just a starting point to get it going.
Perhaps a carby trick or something.
Failing that, I'll just tighten the dizzy and corss my fingers that it fires
I guess i need to know the firing sequence? anyone??
cheers and thanks in advance
Jim
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get pot 1 on top dead center.
check its valves if they are not both free turn the crank 360 degrees and they should be...
insert the dizzy with the cap off. that gives you the position of number 1;s firing.
crank the engine over 2 full turns and line up the timing mark for the predetermined firing position (8-12 deg BTDC will work if you cant find the marks)
move the dizzy round till the points open. double check the line up of the #1 pot
now cap the dizzy and thats the static spark timing done.
for the fuel if it hasnt gone in a while feed it about a 10:1 ratio of petrol and metho, prime it and give the barrel a squirt of start ya bastard OR brake cleaner. If you know the carbies a good one skip that, and just prime it with fresh fuel , give it 2 taps of the loud pedal and crank it.
best of luck
Dave
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you can get it online somewhere but I cant rememebr where. Im pulling some pages for someone else from the series workshop manual and since the 6 pot pages are near where Im at if you want I'll pull and scan the pages
Dave
"In a Landrover the other vehicle is your crumple zone."
For spelling call Rogets, for mechanicing call me.
Fozzy, 2.25D SIII Ex DCA Ute
TdiautoManual d1 (gave it to the Mupion)
Archaeoptersix 1990 6x6 dual cab(This things staying)
If you've benefited from one or more of my posts please remember, your taxes paid for my skill sets, I'm just trying to make sure you get your monies worth.
If you think you're in front on the deal, pay it forwards.
Hi jim i will be in maddington doing the same thing to one of my 2.6 landys as well on sunday. pm me if you need advice not that im full bottle my self, but it is fun to fiddle and swear fiddle some more swear watch the dog run off in fright then get a win and hear a landy puri also have a manual if you need to have a look goodluck leif thanks for timing advice dave just what i need to do as well, jim there is a black plastic plug at top of your carby unscrew this and see if it has any oil covering the bottem plunger bit i find too much oil retards starting and to start the bugger i have to loosen this plunger sometimes and retighten after it fires, this may help hopefully ,leif
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