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She’s Alive


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Got the Tii motor to start on the fifth or sixth turn of the key this morning. (I realized I wasn’t filming the start-up) Not to say there weren’t many attempts last night. After I got everything ready for the start-up the K-Fish pump was leaking gas through the o-rings on top. UPS had a trail derailment in California that had my package of new O-rings so the hunt was on to find some correct non-OEM

O-rings. I found some at a local Ace Hardware and the result was a successful startup. Now it’s time to set the timing.  A whole new to-do list is now in front me. 
 

A special thanks to @Allen Lane , if it wasn’t for him and all his help with the project I would not be doing this. 
 

. @John76 for all of the wiring diagrams and all of the forum members who answered all of my questions. 
 

@JsnPpp for the cold start relay board

@BMW 1600-2for the cold start relay harness

(I don’t think it would have started without those items)

 

@Kaifor the Tii engine and varied accessories. 
 

Here is a new question, what’s the best way to set the timing looking through the viewing port on the transmission? Seems almost impossible to see down there with a timing light. 

 

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3 hours ago, Mike Nance said:

Here is a new question, what’s the best way to set the timing looking through the viewing port on the transmission? Seems almost impossible to see down there with a timing light. 

 

 

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Congrats on the start up!

 

Yes, the viewing angle through that hole is tricky. Did you already paint the ball white? That helps a bunch. I dipped a BBQ skewer in white paint and dabbed it on the ball. Also tricky...

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1 hour ago, popovm said:

 

Congrats on the start up!

 

Yes, the viewing angle through that hole is tricky. Did you already paint the ball white? That helps a bunch. I dipped a BBQ skewer in white paint and dabbed it on the ball. Also tricky...

 

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3 hours ago, Mike Nance said:

@popovmI was able with the help of @Allen Laneget the ball sighted in. Idle is smooth at 850 rpm. Only problem now is oil is seeping out between the filter and housing on when running.  Always something. 

 I just got through my 400th "always something" with my '74 tii. Keep after it. It's worth it.

'74 2002tii 

Maximum honk

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@Mike Nance - Happy to hear that it started up and the harness worked out for you!  Can’t wait to see your first drive videos!

Current: '75 verona 2002Tii Lux “Lecco”

Retired: '67 chamonix 1600-2, '69 tundra 2002ti-ed, '74 chamonix 2002, '75 anthracite 2002

==> Contact me if you need a tii or turbo CSV harness - I make a really accurate repro <==

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