How to Trace a Running Fault of a Lamborghini Miura

The Lamborghini Miura is widely regarded as the world's first "supercar," offering not just racing car capability but also presenting that performance in a luxury vehicle capable of delivering pleasant and safe high-speed travel.
It was the car that redefined the term "Grand Touring" and laid the groundwork for all subsequent supercars.
This video will show you how to trace a running fault of a Lamborghini Miura.
Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
00:21 - Overview of the car
01:21 - Fuel tank drained
02:12 - Ignition timing
02:50 - Dismantling the distributor
11:20 - Engine Tuning
12:32 - Warming her through
15:08 - Stretching her legs
18:36 - Testing the loud pedal!
19:40 - Outro
The History of the Lamborghini Miura
Breathtaking. Amazing, shocking, and revolutionary. All of these phrases, in one form or another, were most likely spoken by automotive journalists visiting Lamborghini's stand at the 1966 Geneva car show, where the manufacturer unveiled the completed Miura to the world. The car’s sleek, powerful features and mid-mounted engine placement were unlike anything seen on a road car previously and extensively drew from the world of racing. Today, we recognize the Lamborghini Miura as the world's first supercar, laying the groundwork for today's hypercars with performance well above what was previously considered feasible.

However, in 1965, young Americans were opposing the Vietnam War, while many working-class Italians were denouncing what they saw as unfair labor practices in Italy's thriving industrial enterprises. Strikes were regular, but despite the odds, Ferruccio Lamborghini, a self-made tractor builder, had launched a new luxury carmaker.

Automobili Lamborghini was only a year old, but it was already booming. Orders for the 350 GT, a fast, sumptuous sports coupe designed to give owners of Ferraris and Maseratis a higher-quality, more user-friendly car, came in swiftly. The 350 GT and its successor, the 4.0-liter 400 GT, were successful almost immediately as fast, elegant grand touring vehicles, powered by a front-mounted 3.5-liter quad-cam V-12 engine built by Giotto Bizzarrini—the genius behind Ferrari's all-conquering 250 GTO sports racer.

Quick Facts About the Lamborghini Miura

- Miura cost $20,000 (original MSRP) (approx. )
- What is the origin of the name Miura? It's the name of a Spanish fighting bull breed famed for its ferocity and cunning.
- Miura horsepower: The most powerful form was the Miura P400 SV, which produced 380 hp and 295 lb-ft of torque.
- 0-60 mph time for the Miura SV: 5.8 seconds
- The highest speed of the Miura SV is 180 mph.

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