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No Spark 700 1989

posted by  Dick Slessig on  Wed Apr 3 20:42 CST 2019
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Well, new cap and rotor did the trick. Thanks everyone for the input. It’s funny, I’ve been burned so many times replacing parts that seemed like the obvious culprit, only to discover that the problem was something else entirely. This time, when I’m completely broke and really need to make sure I’m making the right move before I spend any money, it was the obvious thing that any shade tree mechanic with half a brain would have replaced right away. Now I want to dissect the old and figure out what the heck is going on in there...






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