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Phlash-OK

08-27-2018 13:04:03




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After several days of trouble shooting I have the 9N running. Had spark all plugs fuel, even cleaned carb, nothing worked. Checked the spark at the coil today, it was sparking out the side of the nipple. Swaped a coil ffom a other vehicle and it started and runs good. 12 volt with canister coil.




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Skip Burney

08-28-2018 16:58:55




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 Re: finnaly found problem in reply to Phlash-OK, 08-27-2018 13:04:03  
When I was a kid there was a local drunk and if you gave him enough money for a beer he would reach in on a flathead 4 or 6 cylinder engine spread his hands out and grab all of the spark plugs and shut the engine off. To a 10 year old kid thats pretty impressive.



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WW2N

08-30-2018 02:29:06




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 Re: finnaly found problem in reply to Skip Burney, 08-28-2018 16:58:55  
to an oid man thats impressive, was he wearing rubber boots?



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Jim L WA

08-28-2018 09:53:38




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 Re: finnaly found problem in reply to Phlash-OK, 08-27-2018 13:04:03  
Phlash, just for fun, try cleaning that coil from dust etc. and put it back on. Electricity wants to find the easiest path (less resistance) to ground and sometimes dirt provides just that.



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Tim PloughNman Daley

08-28-2018 02:26:31




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 Re: finnaly found problem in reply to Phlash-OK, 08-27-2018 13:04:03  
You have a 9N with an angle mount distributor and the round-can coil? Describe the entire wiring set-up.

Tim *PloughNman* Daley(MI)



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John in Mich

08-27-2018 18:14:12




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 Re: finnaly found problem in reply to Phlash-OK, 08-27-2018 13:04:03  
In the 50s and early 60s we took our cars to a mechanic at his house. He did tune-ups and break jobs.
After a tune-up, he poured a sauce pan of warm water over the ignition system with the engine running and turned off the lights in his garage. If there were any visible sparks or the engine faltered, the car not leave until those things were fixed.



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