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after going through the steps above, thanks mike v, i have voltage to the points and they open and close. still no fire, not even a pop or a puff. i've cleaned the carb and i believe it is working properly. would bad points or condenser fool me. even if i have voltage and they look like they are working.
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The distributor body needs to ground to the head.
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what i mean is i have voltage when the points are open but i can't get the engine to fire. i took the plugs out and turned the garage lights off and then turned the engine over and i can see spark at all four cam breaker points but it is irregular and white and somewhat scattered. not a nice even blue spark. but shouldn't the engine at least spit or sputter or something? i have ordered new points, condenser, rotor, cap, coil, and more. parts seem inexpensive enough and i figure it can't hurt.
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i see spark where the points open and close.
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Assemble the dist. rotor and cap. Take the coil wire out of the dist. cap and hold it about a half inch from a head nut and crank the engine. Does spark jump the gap between the coil wire and head nut?
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