my mates got one of those colour tune gizmos and I wanted to use it to set up the mixture ,however it wont fit in the spark plug hole in the head because its too deep.
Is there some sort of adaptor you can get to use these on the BX ?
colourtune
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Mickey taker
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1991 BX Meteor 1.6
light travels faster than sound, thats why you look intelligent and then you spoil it all by opening your mouth !!!!!
light travels faster than sound, thats why you look intelligent and then you spoil it all by opening your mouth !!!!!
Re: colourtune
People still use those things? I got rid of mine because I could never find an adaptor to fit the BX. I would imgine unless someone enginnered one the odds of finding one is slim.Mickey taker wrote:my mates got one of those colour tune gizmos and I wanted to use it to set up the mixture ,however it wont fit in the spark plug hole in the head because its too deep.
Is there some sort of adaptor you can get to use these on the BX ?
1991 BX19 TZS 04/01/91 (Deceased)
1990 BX19 TRS 27/10/89 (Reborn)
1992 BX19 TXD (Ex UK - K 744 SDF) 15/06/92
1990 BX19 TZS Auto 06/11/1989
1992 BX TZD Turbo Estate (Ex UK) 1/07/91
1990 BX19 TRS 27/10/89 (Reborn)
1992 BX19 TXD (Ex UK - K 744 SDF) 15/06/92
1990 BX19 TZS Auto 06/11/1989
1992 BX TZD Turbo Estate (Ex UK) 1/07/91
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electrokid
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Re: colourtune
I remember the Colourtune...
But then I remember post-war rationing... and I remember dad complaining that you didn't get much change from a pound when buying 4 gallons of petrol
But then I remember post-war rationing... and I remember dad complaining that you didn't get much change from a pound when buying 4 gallons of petrol
1992 BX19 TGD estate 228K Rusty - SORNed
2002 C5 HDi SX estate
2002 C5 HDi SX estate
Re: colourtune
When I first bought my business I was selling petrol at four gallons for £1.00 and throwing in a pair of ladies nylon tights as a bonus. 
The first petrol I sold when I left school in 1950 was 'pool' petrol i.e. no brand name and it was one shilling and eleven pence a gallon,
Mars bars were nearly twice the size they are now and cost 3d, such is life!
The first petrol I sold when I left school in 1950 was 'pool' petrol i.e. no brand name and it was one shilling and eleven pence a gallon,
Mars bars were nearly twice the size they are now and cost 3d, such is life!