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05-25-2022, 06:11 PM
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Most efficient so,Union to non starting / no spark?
The red ‘69 has been a fun driver for over a decade now.
It has the original distributor replaced with a GM later 70s HEI. It decided to not start for me. While in the way of the lift I needed for something else. Great battery. RobMc mini starter turning like a boss. Fuel seems to be getting into quadrajet. Starting fluid sprayed in bowl does not fire. I got out a timing light, clipped it to the battery and put the lead on a spark plug wire and while cranking the starter get no light activation while holding trigger. I pulled a wire and put a test light plug on it and no light. What’s my best, most efficient option? New coil wire? Get a new coil and install. Just get one off the 50$ replacement distributor caps?
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