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> MPS, Will it work
DavidSweden
post Mar 21 2015, 02:35 PM
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I am rebuilding my motor 76 2.0 and checked the MPS today. It sucked on it and it does not hold a vacuum, from what I have read it should hold a vacuum. My engine was running before the rebuild and I don't see how it could of got damaged when I removed it.

Do I need to replace it?
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ChrisFoley
post Mar 22 2015, 03:24 AM
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An inductance meter isn't necessary.
The instructions explain how to assemble the unit to perform very closely to how it was built at the factory.
A 6" dial or digital caliper, or similar measuring instrument, is essential.
If I were you, I would buy the tuning kit along with the repair kit.
Better to have it and not use it, than not have it and wish you did.

I'm going to start offering a rebuilding service soon.
If you prefer, send your unit to me. We will install the new diaphragm and set it up with an inductance meter.
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