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Old 02-11-15, 09:59
Lynn Eades Lynn Eades is offline
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Default Servex Distributor Timing Fixture Cat. No. U126 Ford V8

Does any one have information on the use of the above tool.
I have had it for years but now need to know how to use it.
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I fell onto one on ebay that closed today at $250.00 It is the same number as mine, but the body is slightly different.
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Old 02-11-15, 20:43
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Old 02-11-15, 20:50
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With the little adapter, that I found somewhere else, at a different time, I think it can be used for the early distributor
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Old 03-11-15, 03:31
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I think they can be used with most Ford distributors of the period including the 4 cylinder tractor ...BP
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Old 03-11-15, 03:37
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Lynn, I have an instructional manual for same, I can copy and send to you if you like. I have two of these fixtures.
I believe that the adapter fitting you have is the cam spacer which is required on early model flatheads running later model dizzys or vice versa (can't recall which is which at the moment...)
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Old 03-11-15, 03:40
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Lynn.

I think the Ford CMP Maintenance Manuals also have a section explaining how it is used as well.

David
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