After my year long saga, the poor running of my car has finally been solved.
Culprit:
- Non replaced HT lead
- Points being under the min. spec
- timing being retarded by 2 - 3 degrees
Car runs great.
Not to say that more stuff won't come up !!!
Also, anyone have a clue on hard starting?
Thanks for all the advise and help.
Dom
MFI Misfire - Solved !!!
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MFI Misfire - Solved !!!
domtoni
1969 911E
ER Polybronze bushings, turbo tie rod ends, and 21/26mm torsion bars
1969 911E
ER Polybronze bushings, turbo tie rod ends, and 21/26mm torsion bars
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The only real adjustment to MFI is making sure the system is clean.
There are some good fuel cleaners on the market.
Remember, this pump has some roots in the diesel pumps (I understand the petrol MFI was developed from the ME109 of WW2 fame), and diesel pumps never, note, never need servicing.
I was more astounded in the sensitivity of the motor, where 2 or 3 degrees in the timing, could make such a big difference.
Air cooled engines are very much different from their water cooled bretheren.
As noted, make any MFI changes at the end of the program.
Best
Dom
There are some good fuel cleaners on the market.
Remember, this pump has some roots in the diesel pumps (I understand the petrol MFI was developed from the ME109 of WW2 fame), and diesel pumps never, note, never need servicing.
I was more astounded in the sensitivity of the motor, where 2 or 3 degrees in the timing, could make such a big difference.
Air cooled engines are very much different from their water cooled bretheren.
As noted, make any MFI changes at the end of the program.
Best
Dom
domtoni
1969 911E
ER Polybronze bushings, turbo tie rod ends, and 21/26mm torsion bars
1969 911E
ER Polybronze bushings, turbo tie rod ends, and 21/26mm torsion bars

