You use a feeler gauge set to .006 in. Engine cold. You really should get the Bentley manual as you will need it. It has gobs if info in it.
If you have a bad condenser your car won't run. Always carry a spare set of points and condenser (you change them together) in the glovebox.
yes but u need an adapter to fit the wider rims,i have a set on eBay look under vw beetle adapter,
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50 degrees of dwell, plus or minus two degrees. Set them to .016", hook up your dwell meter and run the engine. If the dwell's too high, open the points gap; too low, close it down.
YOU NEED A FEELER GAUGE ABOUT THE THICKNESS OF ACRACKER BOX OR JUST CUTE OUT A PEACE OF IT AND PUT IT IN BETWEEN THE POINT AND DISTRIBUTER SHAFT ROTATE UNTIL THEGAUGE IS ON ALOBE OF THE SHAFT THEN TIGHTEN IT UP THAT SHOULD FIX U UP- - - - -Start with adjusting the points to 016" with a feeler gauge. Next, hook up a dwell meter and readjust the points to 50 degrees of dwell.
Yes! My 73 Super Beetle is set up the same way. I am tracing a turn signal problem and I verified this.
what is The set of all points collinear to two points?
Set the parking brake, put the car in neutral and turn the key. Don't press the clutch pedal because that's hard on your main bearings.
No, but is an infinite set of points.
Beetle Bailey is set at the fictional Camp Swampy, a US Army base where the characters in the comic strip are stationed.
A set of points on a straight line are called 'collinear points'.
a set of points on a flat surface?