<VV> Swaptronics

[Matt Nall]

 I'm not sure that I agree with that.  Especially with electrical 
problems, they can be frustrating.  Troubleshooting means you check and 
eliminate the most likely culprits first, maybe see if others have experienced 
the same thing you are having go wrong and systematically work your way through 
the problem.  And I appreciate all of the ideas bounced off me.
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 My idea was to avoid doing "swaptronics,"  i.e. changing components until it is fixed.  That can be costly  
;  )Jim

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Basically True... when you don't have a supply of good working / tested parts on a shelf.  Otherwise  it can get expensive!


And I understand you do not know me, unless you've been reading my postings for the last 12 years...
then you would remember I never buy new parts...unless it make$ $ense.. never rebuilt a Vair engine,
let alone even think about it! [ takes too long  ]


Whereas, even having worked 30  years as an Industrial  Gas Turbine Tech.....
When first getting back into the cars....after 14 years of just having a Vair powered Buggy and Boat...
I called my "Bud"..who "lives Corvairs"  and went with his recommendation.. faster..and cheaper!


ps  I'm proud of you...."one of the few"  who ended up ADJUSTING  to correct  a problem...
Almost unheard of today....  why I seldom  suggest it any longer...


 Drive on!  ggg



Matt Nall
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