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> Trigger points 1.7 ltr - 1972, Engine will not start
aoor0708
post Feb 23 2020, 03:07 AM
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Good morning.
Am a bit confused about the function of the trigger points in a 914 - 1.7 liter - 1972
Thought their only function was (is) to prevent engine overrun at more than 5700 rpm.
This confusion comes from the fact that on the market I can buy Delcos without those points and are being advertised as suitable for a 914...?
Anybody can shine light on this matter ?
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post Feb 23 2020, 06:40 AM
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Yup, I think you are confusing rev limiting rotor with fuel injection trigger points. I believe the trigger point connection is three wires, IIRC (one ground, and one to fire each pair of injectors).

The Delcos distributor is probably intended for carbureted cars. I don't think trigger points are available to purchase new. The member that sells the adjustment tool is nordfisch (from Germany).
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