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Re: 8n - front mount dist - plug 1 & 2 fouling


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Posted by Wade C on November 30, 2012 at 10:05:51 from (199.87.138.112):

In Reply to: 8n - front mount dist - plug 1 & 2 fouling posted by Wade C on November 29, 2012 at 20:11:27:

I wasnt the one that replaced them last time. Local mechanic did it. So I got nothing I can dig out of the trash. Im the "last resort guy" that usually gets things after local shops dont do it right or cant get it done because parts arent available anymore (I get the fun of making some things from scratch), mainly because I live far enough away from my folks that its just not all that workable for me to "fix everything" - I just get things when they are either close by, or been through the motions with others, and I get the "dig in, find the actual problem, and do it right and to last - or make the call that its time to sell/junk what ever it is" guy...

So all I have is the one condenser that was in there with the points that had welded together, and the new one from the kit we got locally before knowing about the blue streak thing... But will try and get wires and set of points today and see where that leads me.

Wish I was better versed in the older stuff... much more familiar when we start talking computers and sensors... even my old pickups in high school got converted to newer electronics... so didnt even have to learn about it then.

Will post back with results if I get any, or questions if I dont :D

Thanks again

Wade


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