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Range Rover Blues:
I had one of thsoe, it did work but watch out for it persishing, mine turned to goo, I don't know if it was the heat or something got splashed onto it.  The hardest part if getting the right angled leads to sit neatly in the fingers.  The coil has a finger for each low tension wire too.

benbenukuk:
I got this kit, we managed to fit the coil but haven't tried the dizzy one yet, I didn't know you have to put a breather on the dizzy whats the best way to do that then.  Ben

MuddyMike:

--- Quote from: Pete5844 as was on April 20, 2008, 17:36:12 ---Looks like this,now where do you run these pipes from and to(why is nothing ever as easy as it should be.
 :roll:

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You need to drill two holes in the body of the distributor and run a small bore tube from one to a vacuum source and the other to a dry place preferably through a filter. I have screw in adapters from an old MOD distributor in mine but most seem to just silicone the tube into the hole.

Mike

fezzy192:

--- Quote from: benbenukuk on April 20, 2008, 21:19:51 ---I got this kit, we managed to fit the coil but haven't tried the dizzy one yet, I didn't know you have to put a breather on the dizzy whats the best way to do that then.  Ben

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if you look at the bottom of the dizzy theres 2 holes already there i tapped them and brought a brass end with thred on nd put pipes to my snorkle 
but watch ur thred not to long as it might catch the inside of the dizzy internals

Pete5844 as was:
 :lol: :lol: :lol: it's now getting to the point where it would be easyer to fit a diesel than make this V8 waterproof :'( :'(
Pete
God spent 6 days building the world on the 7th he rested on the 8th he built the V8(can only think he went to the pub before he started)

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