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Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: Big pine Ca 93513
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running police head ..number 3 and 4 have strong spark number 2 is so so but number 1 is almost not enough to fire plug ..I have tried a different cap with same result also swapped plugs...whats going on here? SC
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Check point gap should be .020
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Check the distributor bushings for wear. If the shaft can move sideways it will upset the points opening and spark timing.
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Also check the air gap between the tip of the rotor and EACH of the four pins inside the distributor body. Perhaps the gap on #1 and #2 is too great. The gap when using a standard head should be about 0.025, but you may want to experiment by widening that. My head is 6:1 and I find a gap of 0.030 works very well. Some people use an even greater gap.
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