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12 Jun 2005, 08:48, TOM WALKER (1:123/140), wrote to JEAN PARROT:
Hi TOM.
JP>> He also had me going for a spin as I was trying to tuneup
JP>> a Citro‰n 2 CV. That small car had a twin-opposed motor and being
JP>> 4 cycle, to save parts and keep the price down, it only had one
JP>> coil. It fired every revolution, on the two plugs at the same
JP>> time. Firing at the end of the exhaust cycle did not matter much.
TW> That was commonm for two cylinder motorcycles. And a Lot of
TW> Distributorless cars use that method also. My Subaru's do. They
TW> have the 4 cylinder opposed pistion engines just like the Citroen and
TW> the Old VW's.
My Daughter's '89 Olds Cutlass Ciera has the same setup with the V-6 engine
and three double-ended coils.
Good luck... M.
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