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Thread: Tb42 missing straight petty carby details inside

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    Or a worn 4th lobe on the dissy shaft.
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    I guess they came from factory with that length rotor button and not missing so you'd think there's another issue away from the length of rotor button... But they can be a little bitchy lol...comes down to swapping bits which luckily is not too expensive

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    Ah are there any ways to see if it is a worn 4th lobe?

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    Remove the dissy and use a feeler gauge to check the gap when on the fourth cylinder.

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    Food for thought, cheers.

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    Ok all found the problem. The lobes were not lubricated so the breaker block was worn causing the point in the dizzy not to open on the 4th lobe. I adjusted and lubbed it up. Working perfect. Thanks all for the tips

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    Great to hear it's fixed mate.

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    Yes its running great. Love the tb

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    Glad you got it going. Thanks for the feedback, as it might help others.
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    I suggest you consider upgrading to pertronix, as there are no moving parts to wear out
    1991 GQ LWB 4.2 Carby dual fuel, 32 mud claws, 2 inch lift, LSD's front and back

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