

| Subject: | Re: Which "surging syndrome" is this one? |
| From: | Roger Sisler |
| Date: | Thu, 22 Jun 2006 12:24:16 -0400 |
First look to see that the 3 wires that enter the distributor are properly
connected.You can remove the wire bail and pull the plug out. Peek inside
the socket and look for 3 contacts that are all evenly seated in the bottom.
Go wiggle or remove/replace all the electrical connections .Like the hall
generator on the fire wall,the AFM connector,coil wires,ECU plug.
If you do have VS, start with adding a ground wire to the AFM and frame.
Next, remove the AFM(EZ) and solder in a tanatlum capacitor as per Tom
Carrington's repair proceedure in the vanagon list archives.
I understand that the little board inside the AFM,that the contact sweeps
over ,has a wear adjustment. The little screws can be loosened and the
board adjusted so that a new wear area is now in contact with the needle.In
practice, these little screws are far too tight to loosen up on(my
experience).I have heard of others being successful here.
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