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kachel

Ignition question

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kachel

Hi all, 

 

I am building my cti 1.9 back to the original engine. That is a 1.9 DFZ Jetronic engine. It seems that I do not have the original ignition from the DFZ engine anymore. Is it OK that I use the 1.9 D6b 0237009066 ignition for the time being on the DFZ engine? 

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karabas

0237 009 051 / 074 for XU9J1.

They have different advance curves. May run in an awkward position in order to adjust firing.
I used to have kinda setup. Notice the dizzy mounting position.

It was 0 237 009 611 instead of 0 237 009 066. (I have D6B engine.)

 

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kachel

Thanks Karabas, so if I get the ignition timing right with the light gun on the fly wheel it should be OK? 

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kachel

Did my first drive today with the D6b dizzy on the DFZ engine. After warming up I set the ignition with the 10 degree bow and light gun. It runs great! 

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petert

The D6B dizzy will have less centrifugal advance rate than the DFZ, as it's designed to run with a higher compression ratio. The DFZ dizzy comes in really hard down low, which makes it a real pain in the @arse when you run it at 10:1 etc. In pings like crazy with anything more than about 11º static, around 2200-2500. The D6B dizzy should give you a lot more tuning options.

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kachel

Thanks for the explanation Petert! 

Cheers. 

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