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Ready to give up on my 240 :( 200 1987

Another thought: If the ignition timing does not advance past 25-30 the engine can't run very fast. Check with timing light and advance the throttle to 2000 RPM or so. The timing should advance well past 30 every time. I had an intermittent failure of the ignition computer just like this problem. A new ignition computer was quoted at about $300 but a used one was $50 to $75. It solved my problem on '83 245.
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Beastdriver - '75 245 217K miles (Beast), '83 245 216K miles (Beauty),'87 244 DL 160K miles (Dodo)






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