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Author Topic: Promlems with grey motor running. gold coast help needed  (Read 2212 times)
JamiePla
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« on: March 03, 2012, 11:45:29 PM »
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Just wondering who would i speak to, or anybody in the area could give me some light on what's going on with my Fc.
it starts, runs ish. When driving it, its like the points arent opening or running out of fuel or something.
carby should be fine, doesn't seem to have a fuel block.
Car is at mine in Surfers on the gold coast.

anyone that can help feel free to call me, email or text.
Jamiethorne@live.com.au
0403 989 544.

Thanks in advance miss driving my old girl
been driving my girlfriends 57 chevy wagon as a dayily runner

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« Reply #1 on: March 04, 2012, 12:51:15 PM »
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Sounds like an electrical problem - how long since tuned?  I would look at points, plugs and leads first, then work on through distributor cap, rotor button, coil and capacitor after that. Could be other things but do these first.

Ken
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« Reply #2 on: March 04, 2012, 02:50:51 PM »
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+1 with ken

I had the same thing the other week, thought it was the points, so i decided to change out and fit electronic,
and whilst doing so i found that 1 spark plug had lost it tip inside the lead, so only running on 5 cylinders and the wiring to the coil was frayed,

rewired the car and fitted electronic ignition, new button, cap, leads, plugs and coil and now runs like a new engine,

if i were you get your self a test light or multimeter,
 
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