123

Discussion in 'Mech Tech' started by redgaz, May 3, 2024.

  1. 77 Westy

    77 Westy Supporter

    You should use a spacer but you can fit it without.
     
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  2. redgaz

    redgaz Supporter

    Good advice!. I was going to pop down and use his lathe, but he's beat me to it. IMG-20240503-WA0001.jpg
     
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  3. Wasn't aware there was an "injection" 123. Be odd if there was. The ignition has nothing to do with the fuel supply. Just plonk the standard unit in.
     
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  4. mikedjames

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    There is a variant to emulate the distributor hall sensor ECU triggering output for some VW FI.

    Most FI systems are triggered by the ignition as it gives a baseline fuel flow rate that varies with the engine speed, or at least turns off the injectors when the engine stops.

    But if your FI takes its trigger from the points connected to the coil, all you need is any 123 with vacuum advance..
     
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  5. iblaze

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    Last edited: May 4, 2024
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  7. iblaze

    iblaze Supporter

    Ah L-Jetronic rings a bell

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  8. Chrisd

    Chrisd Supporter

    Ian, I think yours is a '78 as is mine and mine used to be the L -Jetronic. I'm also interested in the 123 so your question was very useful. :)
     
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  9. If you've got the flappy airflow meter thing, it will be L-Jetronic.
     
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  11. mikedjames

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    But having the extra wires doesnt matter because AFAIR that system still fired the coil from points but had an extra low-voltage pulse feed to the ECU.
     
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  12. mikedjames

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    And probably find that said low voltage pulse can be "synthesised" off a resistor and a zener diode and a capacitor between coil negative and ground anyway - to get rid of the 200V overshoot on top of the 12 volt signal from the points.

    Its what I use in the "front end" of my home made rev counter electronics.
     
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  13. redgaz

    redgaz Supporter

    Well i actually fitted the new 123 plus spacer two days ago along with the 'group buy' Lares steering coupler , I've left it on curve 0 for now, set to 28°-30° max advance, starts and runs fine, bit smoother maybe.
    Thanks again to iblaze for the loan of your Accuspark dizzy, got me home fine from TE, and thanks to Mike James for your help. IMG_20240508_154356.jpg
     
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  14. Should be fine. And you've got a new Pierburg fuel pump!
     
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  15. Did you get the bluetooth version?
    Just fitted one to my old Alfa Sprint Coupe & you get a read out on your phone.
    It gives revs, GPS speed, advance etc.
    There is also an immobiliser which works brilliantly
     
  16. Moons

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  17. Here is a pic with the Alfa running
     

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  18. CollyP

    CollyP Moderator

    It’s tempting!!!
     
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    I’ve had the Bluetooth version for over a year now. Well worth it, set up a curve to suit my type B engine that idles at 0deg


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  20. redgaz

    redgaz Supporter

    No, i went for the 123/VW-R-V
    I've left it on curve 0 for now.
    Timed to 28°- 30° max advance.
    Stock 1600tp engine.
     
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