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Re: 1954 Farmall C
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Posted by old on August 01, 2006 at 09:27:17 from (4.245.0.199):
In Reply to: 1954 Farmall C posted by Stuart Hooser on August 01, 2006 at 09:06:23:
A number of thing that could be wrong. The part where the wire goes to the points on the side of the distubutor could be bad/shorts, seen that more then once and that will drive you crazy tring to find it. Or you may have bad bushings in the distubutor make it not open the points as it should and its sort of flopping around side to side just enough to keep you from haveing spark. Could even be the cap/rotor but not as likely. I remember a GMC truck we had that when ever it rained it would not run. My dad took it a number of places and no one could find the problem. Well one day it was acting up and I reached in and grabed the cap and found where then problem was. It about knocked me on my butt
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