Upon opening distributor 114 905 205z found rotor burnt out .
What would be the cause/cure of this???
tmouse ·
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Burnt out rotor ???? help
https://forums.aussieveedubbers.com/threads/54349/burnt-out-rotor-help
geodon ·
The central brush in the cap wears out making the spark jump further & further = XS heat+ burnout.
The brush is spring loaded but they collapse with time.
Cure is to replace rotor & cap together
[ Edited on 17-7-2006 by geodon ]
[ Edited on 17-7-2006 by geodon ]
The brush is spring loaded but they collapse with time.
Cure is to replace rotor & cap together
[ Edited on 17-7-2006 by geodon ]
[ Edited on 17-7-2006 by geodon ]
dragvw2180 ·
Hello,
Do you have a PERTRONICS or other electronic ignition with aftermarket coil? I put a kit on my brothers 009 dizzy with a coil,burned his rotor up from too high a voltage,we had the wrong resister on coil,hence too high volts.I hope this helps,
Mike
Do you have a PERTRONICS or other electronic ignition with aftermarket coil? I put a kit on my brothers 009 dizzy with a coil,burned his rotor up from too high a voltage,we had the wrong resister on coil,hence too high volts.I hope this helps,
Mike
MickH ·
Get a rotor with the copper from centre to outside/without the resistor.These wont "burn out".Any aftermarket ignition upgrade will kill your stock rotor after a while.Always carry a spare just in case if you can't get a non resistor type.Mick Motors is where i bought my last one from...forum sponsor...👍
68AutoBug ·
Volkswagen Rotor buttons have a Resistor built into the top of them
they are the only one I know that has this...
You can buy resistorless rotors in the USA..
but I don't know of any in Australia....
best to always carry a spare...
I have heard of this happening before....
High Voltage ignition systems make the problem happen more often....
Soldering a piece of thin copper would also work...
soldering a piece of copper wire doesn't really work as it disturbs the distributor cap carbon button...
There maybe a rotor button from another vehicle that fits VWs, but I don't know of any....
Lee -- 68AutoBug --
http://community.webshots.com/user/vw68autobug
they are the only one I know that has this...
You can buy resistorless rotors in the USA..
but I don't know of any in Australia....
best to always carry a spare...
I have heard of this happening before....
High Voltage ignition systems make the problem happen more often....
Soldering a piece of thin copper would also work...
soldering a piece of copper wire doesn't really work as it disturbs the distributor cap carbon button...
There maybe a rotor button from another vehicle that fits VWs, but I don't know of any....
Lee -- 68AutoBug --
http://community.webshots.com/user/vw68autobug