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Dellorto 45s vacum advance???
SandyC - 15/3/11 at 10:07 PM

I'm in the midst of changing out my pinto for a red top. I'm going to run the red top with an MBE ignition and the 45's from my pinto. Question is the pinto had a dizzy with the vacum advance going into one of the 45's, what do i do with hose going in to the carb? Take it off and blank it?

thanks in advance for any help

Sandy


imp paul - 15/3/11 at 10:13 PM

you could blank it off as long as you don't need a vac take off for any thing on your new set up hope this mite help cheers paul


austin man - 15/3/11 at 10:14 PM

put a bolt into the pipe and jubilee clip


norfolkluego - 16/3/11 at 12:14 AM

Why would you need vacuum advance with electronic ignition (sorry if that's a daft question)


snapper - 16/3/11 at 05:22 AM

To sense engine load the electronic ignition will use a manifold actual pressure sensor (MAP) which needs to see vacuum from all 4 runners or throttle position sensor (TPS) which would be a reostat mounted on the throttle butterfly rod.
Some crude ECU's may only need to see the engine revs but that would provide a 2D ignition map only.

[Edited on 16/3/11 by snapper]


britishtrident - 16/3/11 at 09:06 AM

If you had the vac advance plumbed off one of the chokes on the Pinto carbs then the ignition timing must have been jumping around something awful.