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FI Triggering Points 1800 1970

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posted by  kittysgreyvolvo on  Tue Jan 5 10:07 CST 2016
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Dave B,

What 142 Guy enlightens you to do.

You can find innumerable Bosch D-Jet manuals as installed on Volvos and other makes.

A search on Google helps you to find both scanned PDFs and web pages replete with useful information on D-Jetronic.

http://www.volvotips.com/index.php/p1800/volvo-p1800-service-manual/

http://www.swedishbricks.net/faq/fidjet.html

http://www.vclassics.com/archive/efi.htm

If the D-Jetronic controller box is original, along with wiring, you may want to closely verify the engine controller wire harness, certainly connectors and grounds. A 46-year wold Bosch D-Jetronic controller box (you list a 1970 Volvo P 1800) may also enjoy a restore. Replacing capacitors and other components inside the controller box may be a good restoration, after you've got the rest of the system tuned and good to go.

Hope that helps you get started.

Sort of would like a 164 e with D-Jetronic, or a newer engine control system.

Thanks,

Duffed.
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