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Re: Wisconsin V4
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Posted by Larry806 on September 29, 2005 at 19:26:06 from (67.76.156.136):
In Reply to: Wisconsin V4 posted by J Kelnhofer on September 29, 2005 at 19:00:38:
I had a wisc that acted the same way. I put 2 sets of points & cond in it & I replaced the coil. Every time it would die it didn't have spark. If I used the points file just a little it would run a while again. A old friend that ran a shop over 50 years came down & brought NOS points & cond , same thing. We couldn't think of anything else to do so we gave up. A couple days later he called & said put that back in the shop. We took the plate out of the dist. that the points & cond fasten to, sanded the edges and the dist where it fits in. When we put it back together it never quit again. It was loosing ground for the points
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