Posted by jimg.allentown on July 24, 2016 at 18:45:33 from (173.49.143.137):
In Reply to: Why No Spark posted by BolivarRatman on July 23, 2016 at 22:36:08:
Good Grief!!!! The best advice you can get here is to print out John T's ignition troubleshooting procedure and FOLLOW IT!!! As already stated, you are just throwing parts at it. Not one bit of diagnostic work has gone into it. So, I guess now that you have run out of parts to change, you expect a "short answer" that will solve the problem.
Now, I will add my thoughts. IF the engine is running at all, that would mean that you do have spark. Maybe not a good spark, but nevertheless a spark. That being the case, I would check for proper compression. If compression is low, it would indicate a problem with the timing gears. If you have good compression, that rules out timing gears. It does not rule out timing being off. To insure that the timing is close to correct, bring number 1 up on compression. Align the timing marks to TDC. At this point, the distributor rotor should point to the number 1 wire on the distributor cap. If not, you may have found your problem. If you have spark and compression, this points to a fuel problem.
Bear in mind that those of us on this forum are not able to see, hear, and touch what is at your end, so you have to be our eyes, ears, and hands.
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