So Im planning to replace my bad points on my 76 maxi, i currently had a solder condensor and I dont know the points since I cant see them yet but if i bought a screw type condensor and wired points would it still work on my maxi?
Puch Maxi Electrics?
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The screw on style condensers are crap. Get yourself a cheap soldering iron and some solder from Walmart and solder the wire to a conventional style condenser.
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> Moped Lar (OFMC) Wrote:
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> The screw on style condensers are crap. Get yourself a cheap soldering
> iron and some solder from Walmart and solder the wire to a conventional
> style condenser.
This. And I only recommend genuine Bosch points and condenser for your Puch.
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> Seth B Wrote:
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> This. And I only recommend genuine Bosch points and condenser for your
> Puch.
And , your old Ford or Chevy or John Deere or ...
Bosch is best . ;)
Re: Puch Maxi Electrics?
Yes i have been trying to find some bosch points but nobody seems to have them in stock or at all, i have a good solder set up already but where can i buy the good points?
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Treats sells them
treatland.tv
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so if im doing a solder set up would i get the points with or without wire, obviously the solder style condensor
Re: Puch Maxi Electrics?
Grab the one with the wire. Or you will need to re-use the old one you have. They have a special hook on one end to go into the points mech.
Personally I have not had issues with the screw top condenser from treats. And there are ways of running an external condenser by running your points wire up out of the stator.
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VW condenser from 60’s 5$
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> Kevin Bishop Wrote:
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> VW condenser from 60’s 5$
Bosch VW condenser from 60’s = Best . ;)
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