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Using a Bosch 139 Module to run stock point ignition 444-544

posted by  malloy1 on  Wed Feb 2 18:45 CST 2011
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Steve-

If you want to try it out, contact me at malloy1_at__prodigy__dot_net

The only thing, I would want you to install it within a reasonable amount of time (like two weeks), and give me feedback on it.

Depending on your setup, it should be able to be installed in a few minutes, and the timing would have to be reset. As you can see in my picture, it's not permanently installed at the moment and power is taken from the #4 fuse (which is always live - I take the fuse out when the car isn't running).

Paul






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