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Okay, might go that route, one thing that happened in all of this was the oil gauge ceramic pieces separated in the gauge, so have to pick a new one up. The needle doesn't
have room to swing due to the pieces.
Thanks exhogflyer for your post, Today I checked #1 and every time the air blew, I glanced at the rotor position it was pointing toward #4 plug post. Also checked it numerous times in the last several days but arranging the plug wire accordingly the Jeep still would not start.
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I replaced point and condenser and after setting #1 plug on TDC, on the distributor the the rotor button was pointing at the #4 plug position.After discovering that, I set up a temporary fuel supply but engine still wont start. What should I do? RSR, coil and ignition switch are all new and...
On a 4cyl. Hurricane engine, I need to check location and routing of the plug wires on the distributor and engine.
Been looking for 30mins. and can't find a diagram or if CW or CCW movement on a '53-M38A1..Thanks
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