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HELP! 200

I would be suspect of the wires near the alternator.. now the alternator wires themselves, but one that I think come from the ignition control computer thing, over the alternator, then under the crank pulley.

One of those wires supplies the coil. Replacing that wire (after replacing all ignition components) finally got my wifes car going again.

Probably not the problem in your case.. but maybe... worth a shot I think. just a quick wiggle, maybe a look see. I think the one that was bad on my wifes car was white with some red, but not sure.



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