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The Miss is back 200

posted by  jp213a on  Wed Mar 17 12:35 CST 2004
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I just replaced a rotor on an 83 with a B23F because the engine had no power under load. I has using an ohm meter to check plug wires (all read around 5,000 ohms) and decided to check the rotor button and cap while I was at it. I cannot remember what the rotor read put it was way up there. The new one read 1 ohm and the power was back. jp






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