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I think I still have the training notes from Chrysler on that system. Don't think was much more than a vacuum controlled unit.

I haven’t looked into how the ELB operates. I will need to buy a CM manual.

I'm that old I've forgotten. Did training on them back in the day and we all went WOW 16:1 air fuel ratio I think. Now most have gone in the bin and converted back to the old system. If I ever come across my training manuals I'll scan them and send you a copy.

Charlescrown wrote:I'm that old I've forgotten. Did training on them back in the day and we all went WOW 16:1 air fuel ratio I think. Now most have gone in the bin and converted back to the old system. If I ever come across my training manuals I'll scan them and send you a copy.

or post here so we can all have a look

Will do if I still have it. Gotta have a cleanup so I hope it's still here.

Charlescrown wrote:I'm that old I've forgotten. Did training on them back in the day and we all went WOW 16:1 air fuel ratio I think. Now most have gone in the bin and converted back to the old system. If I ever come across my training manuals I'll scan them and send you a copy.

Thanks that would be awesome if you can find them.

Just consider that the VB Commodore didn’t even come with electronic ignition.

Found the notes and just waiting for a clearance to post them. They run 18:1 A/F ratio and seem to have lots of advance to run properly. Anyway will post ASAP or send via email to those that want a copy.

That’s great to hear much appreciated.

The file is too big to post or send via pcm email. I have PM'd you. I could split the scan into 2 files and then it will be less than the 10mb unless someone knows a trick. Anyone else that wants a copy PM me. I know InTech does.

Thanks PM replied to.