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Help...1984 244 N/A Dead in (Snow)Drift 200 1984


Greetings all from Snowy Denver CO...(18" @ my house and more where my car is)

So here's the problem.

I was driving to work yesterday (BUY Snow Tires :) ),
when the car began to loose power, mis-fire and black smoke under WOT.

Over the course of the next 3-5 mins it got worse while I got it safely out of traffic.
When I stopped it wouldn't rev past 2500 and then died and would not restart.

I hopped out in the snow and 20 mph wind amd popped the hood for some lookin.

First of all there was snow under the hood so I dried off the distro and coil...no joy.
I tore up a plug wire and fixed it.
I checked for fuel in the vac line for the FPR, it seemed OK.
The Tach needle bounces on crank and indicates when I restarted is.
I pulled the AMM cable...no help.
Volts are good.
I gave up and called a ride.
It restarted and sputtered for a couple of minuits before it died again.

I'm thinking...
Coil/Wires.
Bad Temp Sensor?

Any help out there?

Gonna go shovel now...
Thanks






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