1985 Timing Spout

[mikeyb0013]

Previous owner clipped the spout out. I’ve seen mention of this on some closed threads. Does anyone know the part number or anyplace that sells them these days?

thanks

[SVOeric]

unless you are trying to stay original, you can literally use anything.. a inline fuse will work just fine. -- it just completes the circuit. -- pin 36 off the ECC

[8t6svo]

LMR sells a repair kit.

[mikeyb0013]

Thnak you

unless you are trying to stay original, you can literally use anything.. a inline fuse will work just fine. -- it just completes the circuit. -- pin 36 off the ECC

Thank you very much!

[mikeyb0013]

Thanks guys much appreciated!! This car has ben a labor of love!!!

[svono50]

If you want to be 'creative' install a switch across the open wires. Then you just leave it in the on/closed position normally and throw it to off/open when you want to set your base timing...that would be much easier than pulling a spout connector...just a thought.

[mikeyb0013]

If you want to be 'creative' install a switch across the open wires. Then you just leave it in the on/closed position normally and throw it to off/open when you want to set your base timing...that would be much easier than pulling a spout connector...just a thought.

Great idea!!

Thanks

[mikeyb0013]

unless you are trying to stay original, you can literally use anything.. a inline fuse will work just fine. -- it just completes the circuit. -- pin 36 off the ECC

Just to confirm is that a Yellow with light green marks on it?

Thanks

[SVOeric]

I've found too many differences between years and even between different cars, to comment on color.

[mikeyb0013]

I've found too many differences between years and even between different cars, to comment on color.

After writing this I found it in an electrical book for the car and after clipping it the timing dropped way off. Reset the timing reattached and bingo.

[SVOeric]

cool, Glad it worked!

[svono50]

Great news, good work!