Looks like my hall effect sensor in the distributor is faulty. I've got a shiney new one ready to fit. My question is do I need to remove the dizzy or can I fit in situ? I'm trying to avoid the need to get it re-timed.
Thanks
Stu
Replacing hall effect in dizzy
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Re: Replacing hall effect in dizzy
Simple enough, make yourself two notches, one on dizzy, one on block then you can remove it and realign later. Bit cramped trying to do in situ.
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Re: Replacing hall effect in dizzy
as long as the hall sensor goes in exactly the same place as the old one.... even 1 mm in there will have an effect.... 
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Re: Replacing hall effect in dizzy
All done, seems ok, certainly seemed to start a bit easier. Took it off in the end, very tricky to do in situ.
Thanks for replies guys
Thanks for replies guys