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"Jon Woellhaf" wrote in message
... And I've been trying to learn for years why R is on the left and L is on the right. My recollection from the last time this was discussed is that the labeles used to be the other way around so that "L" on the left meant that the left mag was grounded and, therefore, the right mag was firing. Then, to keep it more consistent with the "Off" and "Both" labeling, they switched the labeling but left the right key position which grounded the right mag so that the left mag was firing now labeled "L"? Doesn't bother me a bit. If one mag fails an RPM drop, I'm gonna check the wiring to both any. What is more important to me is that the left key position has the bottom plugs firing. That's important so that I can pull the correct plugs the first time to clear an unusually stubborn fouling. Say, why don't they label them "Off", "B", "T", and "Both"? ------------------------------- Travis Lake N3094P PWK |
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