masmithuk
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posted on 6/9/02 at 08:14 AM |
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Wiring Pinto 1800
Okay, I give in. I am rebuilding a Formula 27 which has been fitted with 1800 Pinto plus twin DCOE Webbers. There is no engine wiring. I am trying to
use a new RobinHood loom and struggling to knit everything together. Do I need the amp? (I havn't got one), the dizzy has a single cable hanging out
of it andthe cards do not have the cable pickuo that an amp would look for. Any guidance greatly received.
Ta, Mark
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bsilly
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posted on 13/10/02 at 05:18 PM |
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did you get the big wall chart with yer loom. you will need the amp. once you get that it will become easier. make sure to chop about a foot of
wiring when you get amp.
mainly digger drivin me
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Stu16v
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posted on 13/10/02 at 05:24 PM |
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Also a silly question but but has the dizzy got points fitted? If there is just one wire coming out of it, it could be 'clockwork', and you wont
need an amp.
Dont just build it.....make it!
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bsilly
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posted on 13/10/02 at 06:05 PM |
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good point. its gunna be electronic though deffo.
mainly digger drivin me
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theconrodkid
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posted on 13/10/02 at 08:08 PM |
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if its got 1 wire its points,3 is electronic,take the cap off and have a look
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B@man
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posted on 15/10/02 at 02:49 PM |
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Did'nt the 1800 OHC use one of the ESC type ECU's ?. AFAIK the standard dizzy has advance mechanism fitted as the ECU performed that function, it
was a basic attempt at Mapped ignition. The ECU was a bally great big thing with a vacuum connection on it, the dizzy is quite a short one with no
advance capsule
Projects :
Robin Hood S7 - Deceased !
SSC Stylus 16v - Sold
Spartan Zetec conversion
Rickman 2.0 Petrol (New Engine) - Sold
Rickman 1800 TD (ongoing)
TVR 400SE (Nearly a kit ?)
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Pure5ty1e
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posted on 15/10/02 at 03:04 PM |
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B@tman is exactly right. Get an ESC IV module for about £5 from a scrapyard or a standard 2.0 dizzy.
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Pure5ty1e
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posted on 15/10/02 at 03:06 PM |
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i meant ESC II
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theconrodkid
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posted on 15/10/02 at 04:35 PM |
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dont want all tha ecu milarkey,just use a standard electronic dizzy
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B@man
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posted on 16/10/02 at 12:28 PM |
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You might get away with Using a early Sierra 2L dizzy, with 5 pin Ignition amp and matching coil. The Advance curve of the 2L may not be quite what
your 1800 wants but you can always mess about with the bob weights and springs. If you plan to mod the motor the standard advance curve would probably
be wrong anyway
Projects :
Robin Hood S7 - Deceased !
SSC Stylus 16v - Sold
Spartan Zetec conversion
Rickman 2.0 Petrol (New Engine) - Sold
Rickman 1800 TD (ongoing)
TVR 400SE (Nearly a kit ?)
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B@man
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posted on 22/10/02 at 04:35 PM |
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jus a follow up : My Rickman Shed is fitted with a 1800 pinto and seems to have a Bosch 2L dizzy,5 pin igntion pack and a weber 32/36 DGAV carb, I
don't what it runs like as I can't get it started ! but apparently it did work 3 years ago.
Projects :
Robin Hood S7 - Deceased !
SSC Stylus 16v - Sold
Spartan Zetec conversion
Rickman 2.0 Petrol (New Engine) - Sold
Rickman 1800 TD (ongoing)
TVR 400SE (Nearly a kit ?)
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