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SIX's Help
Jared came over today and saw the mess I'm working with, But He did give me some good advice. He is salt of the earth. Advice about turning back to the Duraspark Blue Gromett. The guy was a good friend, he gave me and wifey good advice.
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Originally Posted by Ford_Six
Thanks for the good words. Let me know when you get the parts, I'll swing back by.
BTW, I want everyone in this chapter to know that Jared is THE MAN! He came and helped me with an impossible situation today. Thanks Jared!!!
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This chapter has some good people. In this area Ford and Rex come to mind first.
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86 should be the same thing you have now or EEC-IV, which is the ignition system that went with fuel injection.
75-79 used the same basic system, 78-79 were the best years for it, 78 is the most common to find.
You can get them remanufactured from Schucks, I think p/n 302879 (for 302) ($40 and $3 core charge) would be the right one for you, but you might want to double check that in the 302/351 forum. The module for that is about $30.
75-79 used the same basic system, 78-79 were the best years for it, 78 is the most common to find.
You can get them remanufactured from Schucks, I think p/n 302879 (for 302) ($40 and $3 core charge) would be the right one for you, but you might want to double check that in the 302/351 forum. The module for that is about $30.
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Originally Posted by Ford_Six
86 should be the same thing you have now or EEC-IV, which is the ignition system that went with fuel injection.
75-79 used the same basic system, 78-79 were the best years for it, 78 is the most common to find.
You can get them remanufactured from Schucks, I think p/n 302879 (for 302) ($40 and $3 core charge) would be the right one for you, but you might want to double check that in the 302/351 forum. The module for that is about $30.
75-79 used the same basic system, 78-79 were the best years for it, 78 is the most common to find.
You can get them remanufactured from Schucks, I think p/n 302879 (for 302) ($40 and $3 core charge) would be the right one for you, but you might want to double check that in the 302/351 forum. The module for that is about $30.
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Originally Posted by Ford_Six
Yeah, let me know when you get the parts, I'll swing by and install if you'd like. Shouldn't take too long to get it together and ready to run.
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Originally Posted by Ford_Six
Yeah, let me know when you get the parts, I'll swing by and install if you'd like. Shouldn't take too long to get it together and ready to run.
Edit, where we we talking about ****? I thought it was general, sory, chatter but I cant find it now in the forums. Oh sorry, correct nomenclature is "not hetero"?
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Thanks for the good words. Let me know when you get the parts, I'll swing back by.
So did oneminizut really have bolts and clips thrown out in the grass everywhere?
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Originally Posted by Placermike
This chapter has some good people. In this area Ford and Rex come to mind first.
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Rex comes to mind but he seems out of reach to me. He's got to much experience.... Care to Bite Rex???
Too much experience? No, not as a mechanic, I'm here to get good advice from the real mechs. I can do the basics, like on your truck once i know what it is i'm aiming to fix.
But as an electronic counter-measures tech, old military computer systems op, ditchdigger, or jack-of-many-trades master of none? Yea, I can hold my own
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Edit, where we we talking about ****? I thought it was general, sory, chatter but I cant find it now in the forums. Oh sorry, correct nomenclature is "not hetero"?
There's a big blog discussion right now in the Seattle Post Intelligencer about the Seattle libs criticizing the military for not allowing the swishes in with "Don't ask, don't tell" policy. I don't see a one of them naysayers that actually served in the military.
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There's a big blog discussion right now in the Seattle Post Intelligencer about the Seattle libs criticizing the military for not allowing the swishes in with "Don't ask, don't tell" policy. I don't see a one of them naysayers that actually served in the military.
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Did you guy's get the timing and firing order set?