Another Dizzy Problem

[Anonymous]

Hello, I haven't been here in awhile. It's awesome to read all the feedback.
My situation is this: My '64 Ford falcon 144 cid distributor was needing adjustment. Come to find out it needed alittle cleaning. So, I pulled it out. Cleaned it up and added a few new springs and diaphram. The old diaphram had a hole in it.
I installed it, but couldn't quite get it dead nuts on the # 1 postion. It idles fine, but when under a load I feel alot of hesitation. I removed it again checking for sure I had it in the proper position.
a] # 1 piston at TDC [at the compression stroke]
b] install dizzy to match the # 1 position on the dist cap.

I still have the hesitation. Any input would be greatly appreciated...ZZ :roll:

 

[JOHN G]

NEW SPRINGS EH? DID YOU PUT THE LIGHT ONE IN THE HEAVY ONES LOCATION? CHECK TO MAKE SURE THEY ARE THE CORRECT WEIGHT. THE OTHER POSSIBILITY IS SINCE YOU HAD A HOLE IN THE DIAPHRAGM, THE FUEL MIX WOULD HAVE BEEN ADJUSTED FOR THE VACUUM LEAK AND NOW IT WON' RUN RIGHT NOW UNTIL YOU FIX THAT.