You could hear a pin drop when the almighty "Rod & Betty Jo"
<soggy.DeleteThis@pacifier.com> addressed his adoring fans with these immortal
words:
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>"Steve T" <fotocord.DeleteThis@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>news:4ec0tjF1e19l4U2@individual.net...
>> Sounds like a bad distributor..
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>> Steve
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>> http://www.atlantaracing.com
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>Thanks......If so is a used one a viable choice or should I look at new?
>Rod
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definitely buy new. This is a common problem with that type/vintage
of car. A used one may have the same problem. It's not worth the
gamble or hassle to even muck around with a used distributor.
Personally, I put used parts in two categories, those that are worth
the risk and those that are not.
Not worth the risk: bulbs, belts, batteries, hoses, brakes, tires,
distributors (and most other electrical, ignition parts).
Worth the risk: rebuilt transmissions, a/c components, major drive
train parts, cosmetic interior and exterior parts, seats, etc.
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