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drmini in aust
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Or you could go the Pulsar route :wink:


Pardon my ignorance, but how does the Pulsar electronic dizzy avoid the water problem?

1. there's an O-ring under the cap. Unlike a Lucas..
2. No points. :P
3. If you move the coil to the RH inner guard (Pulsar dizzy's wires will just reach) it won't get wet either. :wink:
Surprising how often this Mini wet weather problem is flashover of the spark on the top of coil, and not the dizzy anyway.

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speedy the pulsar dizzy is screwed on and has a oring

scotty has the car gor one of them external resistors on the coil ???
if so sus out the spring underneath they get hot expand and short out
i have had this happen on three cars first time no real mechanic avalible was called he could not diagnos the problem i found it the following night in the dark at home
next time it happend sorta though gee this is familure
third time i knew what it was
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speedy the pulsar dizzy is screwed on and has a oring

scotty has the car gor one of them external resistors on the coil ???


Nah, It's a Bosch coil.

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bosch make resistor coils to ;)
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Many thanks for the explanations.

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bosch make resistor coils to ;)
makka


Learn something new every day :) Mine doesn't have one tho :(

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Look on bottom of it it should say `12V'.
If it sez `use with resistor' you better go buy one. Resistor coils running without resistor can overheat, burn your points, and generally spoil your whole day. Unless they are on a Pulsar electronic dizzy.. as Nissan fitted them. :wink:

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Sometimes they an have R also.....spoil your day.,...true three weeks and many enquiries here and a week at the Auto to find it
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yep that happen to me :!:

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