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  1. Hi all

     

    Jim, 27 from sunny writtle! A brewer in real life but by night I neglect my wife of four weeks for another lady, "Daisy"

     

    For years I've wanted a LR and finally got my hands on a series 3 109 FFR. Doing it up as a project with 2 good mates.

     

    I know I've already asked one but apologies for all the questions I'll be asking.

     

    Cheers!

  2. It looks as is someone has already done it.

     

    I would keep the screened cable system around the coil & to the distributor as the integral connectors are far better than anything one rig up to replace it.

     

    It looks as if it needs a bit of TLC, I would replace the distributor capacitor as that will be suspect. But use any 0.2mfd distributor capacitor from a Series 2 or 3. Don't waste money on an expensive 24v one,

     

    How would I get the screened cable to fit a normal s2/3 capacitor, is it the same screw in fitting?

     

    Ruxy, did you change those HT leads from screened to push on's?

     

    Jim

  3. Hi all new here. I picked up a very nice looking 1977 109 FFR last week as a project for myself and two mates, one a mechanic and the other ex-army driving instructor

     

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    She is fairly sound, body is nice and straight and most work is cosmetic. We changed the oil and fuel on Tuesday and cleaned all the points ect. We found an issue with the fuel pump and know that it needs to be changed so we decided to do all the points, plugs, leads and dizzy at the same time.

     

    Now this is what our electrics look like

     

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    What we have is the 24-12v reducer connected to the coil with the shielded wires. Then from the coil to the shielded dizzy cap. Then unshielded HT leads going to normal Bosch spark plugs.

     

    We don't want to spend £12 on each spark plug so want to convert the ignition to unshielded but keep the rest of the 24v system in place.

     

    Can this be done? If so, is it easy? Gives me a headache thinking about it! Any help very much appreciated.

     

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