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no help
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I’m also going to post what to do if you don’t have spark at the plug.
Next place would be check for spark at the coil. Remove center wire from the distributor cap. Hold that high voltage coil wire within about 1/8” of bare engine metal and watch for spark while wife cranks the car at your command. The plated coil holder bracket that is bolted to the engine tin is a good place to hold the wire to. |
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