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So today I was cleaning my distributor that I removed a couple months ago and realized that it's a points distributor!! My dad told me it had electronic ignition, and the coil is for electronic ignitions. Is it common to have point dizzys in place of electronic ones? Or is this some PO's emergency junk yard fix? Should I re-install it ( it apparently ran for years this way) or get an electric one? What the heck yall?!
It was, but everything else is for electronic ignition, from the control module to the coil. and the innards if the dizzy arent even adjusted to work properly...makes me scratch my head
It was, but everything else is for electronic ignition, from the control module to the coil. and the innards if the dizzy arent even adjusted to work properly...makes me scratch my head
Hmm, I dunno then. Im sure somebody else will. I would like to see how its working also, lol.
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