tuneing my 41'

One other reason to learn to do this rather than "sending it out" is that the points, condenser, and rotor should be replaced every 10,000 miles. If you don't learn to do it yourself but "send it out" you'll have to do that every 10,000 miles when you really can learn to do this and "do-it-yourself.":cool:
 
ken ct said:
I agree but after all that work its not fun when you put it back in and it dont start. OMO. ken ct.
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That seems to be an inevitable part of learning - making mistakes and figuring out what the mistake is and fixing it. I don't know any other way for most of us to learn. I'm afraid that's how I learned most of what I know about flatheads and I'm thinking I'm not alone.:rolleyes:
 
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