Replaced coil in 84 gsl se
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Replaced coil in 84 gsl se
I took a short trip and on the return trip car started running rough, felt like it was missing, pulled coil wire on coil closest to battery-spark..pulled wire from other coil-no spark, made sense. I replaced the coil and it sterted right up, a few minutes later I pulled the wire on the new coil..no spark. like an idiot I didn't check it right away to verify that it was in fact sparking...any ideas?
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Man you guys are great
I have only been a member since December but every single thing I have been told by the vets has been dead on, the igniter has been located however, those things are outrgeously priced!!! any ideas? and also this may sound stupid but how do i tell which one is which on the distributor ?
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Or just buy a 2 MSD 6A CD ignitions that works great for my 7 and my Rotary 510 with no problem for over 8 years. http://www.summitracing.com/parts/MSD-6200/ MSD is pricey but its worth the price. I think its cheaper that the stock distributor igniter. But if you can find one for less than 50 or 75 dollars and in good condition, that will be awesome.