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Jorge,
Sorry I didn't read the bb until today. I'll bring some coils and permatune. I get off work at 9:00pm, starts at 12:30. Either before or after work, or this Saturday. |
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Hi Big Al, OK the installation went fine.. but I still had no spark...
I'm throwing the towel..She's going in next Monday.. Thanks for all the Help guys.. Jorge |
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07-07-2003, 09:33 PM
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I know this probably sounds dumb but have you checked the points on the distributor I had a problem with points getting stuck together replaced them and the car ran fine
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Take the old coil off and shake it... is there liquid inside?
Look for seepage under the coil cap. It may be dead. Also, if you're running CIS with a Bosch CD unit (is it humming) don't put an aftermarket NAPA special coil on there... it is not the same thing. The Bosch coil is actually called a voltage generator. I'm there with you buddy... I tell you... I think it has something to do with the tectonic plates or the alignment of the planets, but it sure seems like this is a popular problem lately.
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