The Land Rover timing chain setup is very robust and rarely gives
problems. Much more likely is a spark timing problem. Slipped
distributor,
closed points , missplaced wires, etc
John and Muddy
Boranbrazos@aol.com wrote:
>
> Hi guys,
>
> Just took delivery of three Australian IIa's. One was idling and suddenly
> quit. Ever since when you crank the engine all you get is a puff of fuel and
> air through the carb. I'm guessing jumped timing chain? What else could make
> it act in such a way. Stock 2.25L pertrol engine. Electric fuel pump.
> Converted to Alternator. Ran very well when firt out of the container and for
> a few days. Then .....
>
> Thanks,
> Smokey Briggs
> Pecos, Texas
> (Currently in Weatherford,TX with new toys, one which does not run)
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