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Topic: Farmall M distributer problems
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| nick roepke
08-29-2012 18:17:22
74.40.147.120
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i have a farmall m with a delco distributer on it, it has new points condencer, rotor, cap, plugs, and wires the distributer has power up to it and ther is power threw the coil and up to the point but i have no spark there is a disonect some where and if any one has any idea what i could do to get it to go pleas let me know thanks any ways and i hope tp hear back
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| oldtanker
08-29-2012 19:32:06
66.228.255.239
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Re: Farmall M distributer problems in reply to nick roepke, 08-29-2012 18:17:22
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| Tuyrn it till the popints are closed and just push them open iwth you finger or a screw driver and let the points clamp down on a clean piece of paper and then pull the paper out...I normally repeat that process a couple of times. Printer paper works well others use a dollar bill.
Rick
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| teddy52food
08-29-2012 18:36:15
184.94.175.179
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Re: Farmall M distributer problems in reply to nick roepke, 08-29-2012 18:17:22
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| Did you clean the new points? They have a film on them for storage that has to be removed.
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| nick roepke
08-29-2012 18:43:38
74.40.147.120
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Re: Farmall M distributer problems in reply to teddy52food, 08-29-2012 18:36:15
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| i have not. is it very thick? how would you take it off?
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| wayne in mn
08-29-2012 20:58:24
66.188.166.241
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Re: Farmall M distributer problems in reply to nick roepke, 08-29-2012 18:43:38
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| Lacquer thinner or brake cleaner works well. With the points closed and switch on, pry the points open with a screwdriver and let them snap shut a few times. You should see a spark (low voltage) at the points and with the coil wire near a ground there should be a nice blue high voltage spark!
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| rustred
08-29-2012 19:50:31
72.172.100.113
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Re: Farmall M distributer problems in reply to nick roepke, 08-29-2012 18:43:38
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| do you wear a shirt? then just stick then over the seam by your snaps or buttons and rub them up and down. i have been doing this for a coons age.
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