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posted by  Greg Hebert on  Mon Feb 25 08:43 CST 2008
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If you do have one it is seen as a small plastic connector at the bottom of the cap where it seats on the distributor (down by the firewall). My '86 gave me all sorts of grief with sputtering, no starts and lack of high RPM's. These seem cause suspect signals to the ignition amplifier (by front fender) AND they also sit right below the weather sripping on the back of the hood and can get soaked if things aren't right.

Greg






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