Yes I tried the driving gently and the tacho goes/cuts out somewhere between 2200 to 
2500 damm I think It is load related but I really don't know wot to look at for that 
hea.

Have you any ideas??

Any would be muchly appreciated hea.

Thanks in advance.
Rick White.

--- "Terry & Heather" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>Rick,
>I've just been going through outstanding mail items and come across this one
>of yours. I didn't see anything that shed any light on your problem but did
>you do the light throttle load tests to see if the problem is load related.
>Do you have any further info on the problem.
>
>Terry
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Rick White
>Sent: Sunday, 25 June 2000 1:08 AM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: RE: hi there did anyone get my last email about engine
>problems??
>
>
>Terry.
>I have answered your questions next to your questions.
>sorry for cutting up your email.
>I hope I have given you enough information on this subject.
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>
>Now correct me if I've got any info wrong;
>
>Yours is a
>                  (Sedan)
>with a
>(stanza L16 so you seem to think as through earlier email to me) so you've
>got a Hitachi single points dizzy.
>
>
>(it is single points but not sure on the hitachi bit though)
>
>I found out my carby is off a L24 as I have finally found another one the
>same on ( Chris / FJ man's) skyline he bought for the rear diff he keeps
>asking how to fit)  LOL
>
>Has the ignition system been modified in any way? coil, ballast resister etc
>
>                    (not sure)
>
>               (8mm top gun leads)
>
>>The problem only happens at wot at 3200 rpm? splutters at (3200rpm) and
>>pulls to (7100 rpm) normally?
>
>                      (yes)
>
>Does this problem happen in all gears at wot?
>           (no just 1st and 2nd)
>
>Does hot or cold ambient temperature make any difference to the problem?
>
>               (not at all)
>
>what happens if say you use 1/2  throttle
>
>(Umm I have never use half throttle DATTO'S are made for full throttle) LOL.
>8O)
>
>to 4000 rpm in 3rd (problem not evident) and at 4000 rpm you floor it - does
>it rev through to 6000 rpm
>without any sign of the problem?
>
>(I will try out the half throttle thing and get back to you)
>
>Thanks again.
>Rick White.
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Rick White
>>Sent: Saturday, 24 June 2000 10:01 PM
>>To: ozdat
>>Subject: hi there did anyone get my last email about engine problems??
>>
>>
>>I was just wondering because no one answered to my problem in my 1600.
>>Maybee I didn't write it properly and it  never got there.
>>anyhow it whent something like this.
>>I have had wot I thought was a flat spot in my carby for a long time now.
>>But I just fitted a larger(better tacho) and now I am able to see the
>>problem right there in front of me.
>>
>>The problem seems to be something to do with dissy??
>>The tacho kinda shuts down as the engine does it's normal shutdown at 3200
>>revs just for a second.
>>
>>I hope someone out there has an idea on wot the problem may be and how to
>>fix it.
>>Thanks in advance.
>>Bye for now.
>>Rick White.
>>
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