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    Does this dizzy look good?

    Hey guys,

    This dizzy was running on my RB30 Patrol for a while.
    It is the spare one, but I had it on for a while.
    Basically I put it to test it months ago and then forgot

    I pulled it out to have a look 'cos the vacuum advance appeared not responding.
    (pulling the vacuum line out of the vacuum advance diaphragm seemed to have no effect on idling rpm,
    so I suspected a blown vacuum diaphragm).

    Upon opening it up, below is what I've discovered. The rotor & dizzy cap is covered with whitish kinda crud.

    What caused it? Blown vacuum diaphragm?
    Is it 'cos excessive carbon buildup inside the cylinders?
    Or is it 'cos of bad ignition & timing(which also can be from carbon buildup?)??!!
    Any thoughts, advice?

    Thanx
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