Re: 28 Hudson motor puzzle
Here's one for Geoff or anyone else with any
ideas. We have a 28 Hudson with a supposedly rebuilt motor. Starts
instantly and no smoke or bad noises. However there is a persistant miss
on No 5 cylinder. All others fire fine.
ideas. We have a 28 Hudson with a supposedly rebuilt motor. Starts
instantly and no smoke or bad noises. However there is a persistant miss
on No 5 cylinder. All others fire fine.
Changed the plug (twice). No
difference
difference
Pulled the lead out of the tube in case it was
shorting. No difference
shorting. No difference
Put on a new distributor cap. No
difference
difference
Tested compression. 90-95psi all
across
across
Checked tappet clearance OK
replaced the plug lead. No
difference.
difference.
The distributor lobes look Ok as do the
points. There is about .005 slop in the upper portion of the distributor
shaft. I have seen worse without problems.
points. There is about .005 slop in the upper portion of the distributor
shaft. I have seen worse without problems.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Karl
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