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Posted by Denny Fjelstad on March 28, 2004 at 06:54:06 from (64.33.193.232):
I have a 1952 Ford 8N, I had it tuned up middle of last summer since than it ran Great up untill now.It started to lose power than it just quit like I turned off the key.It would nt even fire. So I check for gas,broken or loose wires and such.I took the Dist.Cap off and slide my jack Knife between the points,Than it started to fire up but quit right away. I haul it all the way up to the barn than the Darn thing started.can any one tell me what the problem could be? Thanks
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