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> Testing a four MPS, one holds vacuum but it's erratic
Mark Henry
post Feb 18 2021, 01:56 PM
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Hi All!

Ethan just tested four MPS on a '74 2.0 we have here and it seems one holds pressure but it runs erratic.
We tested the three other MPS and they tested good. I know that even if an MPS tests good, old MPS's the diaphragm's often fail once pressed back into service.

Would the Tangerine MPS diaphragm kit help this, or is there something else likely going on?


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post Feb 20 2021, 01:46 PM
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I’ve rebuilt about a half dozen using Racer Chris’ kits. Very simple, you will need an induction meter to set up the basics with fine tuning done using an o2 meter.
Factory manual gives the values for the two coils resistance, if the coils are bad dump it. FYI 1.7 and 2.0 difference is a spacer ring in the 2.0. Also if you radius the edge of the ring the where it contacts diaphragm it will flex better and last much longer.
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