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How do you adjust contact points?

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How do you adjust contact breaker points?

Adjust the points by locating the heel of the rubbing block of the contact breaker points, so it rides on the cam of the distributor shaft. Using a feeler gauge of the correct manufacturers' specifications, gently adjust the points with a screwdriver until the points gap is in accordance with specifications.

What gap should points be set at?

Then it stops because the points are so badly burned they can't perform their function. The Haynes manual recommends a point gap of. 016-. 020 inches for engines used in the P1800.

What happens if point gap is too small?

Also, having too small of a point gap increases point “dwell” and can cause the points and coils to overheat. Too wide of a point gap can lead to a weak spark. The procedure, in a nutshell, is you set point gaps between 0.014” and 0.16”. Then you set the timing to the first timing mark.

How do you adjust a dwell?

ADJUSTMENT. Dwell can be checked with the engine running or cranking. Decrease dwells by increasing the point gap. Or increase dwell by decreasing the gap. Dwell angle is simply the number of degrees of distributor shaft rotation during which the points stay closed.

How do you adjust ignition points?

Contact breaker with points fully open. The gap shown is exaggerated for clarity. Place the feeler gauge blade between the points, and a screwdriver blade in the adjusting slots. Tighten the fixing screw, then check that points gap remains the same.

How do you set ignition points?

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How often should you change ignition points?

Ignition points need to be set to compensate for that wear, and eventually, they need to be replaced entirely. How often do they need to be set? Depends on what kind of driving you do, and what kind of condition the rest of your electrical system is in, but in general, points need to be set every 6,000 miles or so.

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