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Re: H won't start (update)
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Posted by Brownie 45 on December 01, 2006 at 06:19:13 from (207.177.82.62):
In Reply to: H won't start (update) posted by MLD on December 01, 2006 at 05:10:09:
I would suspect that a large percentage of the condensers which are being supplied for replacement today are being produced in Mexico or China with little or no quality control. The last tune-up kit which I got from IH the other day was still labeled "Made in USA" so apparently they are still furnishing US made components. Cost was less than 11 dollars & included points, condenser, & cam lube. I don't know how people in China are getting along if the stuff they are getting is any where as lousy as what is being sent over here. I put the brakes on buying anything "Made in China".
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