bmurphy7369
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Here I go again, another question about the XJ6C. I know that the ZS (water chokes) carbs not leaning the mixture enough while engine is at warmest idling could be one issue. The thing that makes me wonder about ignition is that I get absolutely no firing sound until the car almost is completely cooled, then it seems to run fine until the temp guage goes slightly above center. Could there be a coil issue, seems like I have heard of this years ago, or something such as the gap on the points in the distributor needing to be set differently.
This car has a crane ignition module, the vacuum advance port on the distributor is blocked of, and what I think is the other port for the advance hose (behind carbs on an air rail, pointing downward) is not plugged. There is no vac. advance hose at all on the car.
I had a friend spray starting fluid as I cranked the engine and I would have thought that at least I may get a momentary fire up, but nothing. There is no heavy smell of fuel near the carbs, checked the fuel pump, working fine and keeping constant pressure to to carbs. Any ideas, I am sure this is something simple that I am missing but could also be a combination of emmisions parts missing, carb sync and timing issues as well I suppose. If anyone has any thoughts on this, please reply. Thanks in advance.
Brian
This car has a crane ignition module, the vacuum advance port on the distributor is blocked of, and what I think is the other port for the advance hose (behind carbs on an air rail, pointing downward) is not plugged. There is no vac. advance hose at all on the car.
I had a friend spray starting fluid as I cranked the engine and I would have thought that at least I may get a momentary fire up, but nothing. There is no heavy smell of fuel near the carbs, checked the fuel pump, working fine and keeping constant pressure to to carbs. Any ideas, I am sure this is something simple that I am missing but could also be a combination of emmisions parts missing, carb sync and timing issues as well I suppose. If anyone has any thoughts on this, please reply. Thanks in advance.
Brian