Old style distributor

[Dkrahn]

Originally Posted by Smooth_One

Think that lower plate is shorting out? Happens a lot to some guys it seams like.

I removed the screw and put "the plug" in that hole, per the restore guide says. And it runs like a champ again..

[Dkrahn]

Originally Posted by Conaway2

You do need to use a screw inside the distributor body to attach the condenser to the lower plate. Without that electrical connection, you will probably get no spark.

There is a hole on the side of the distributor where the screw can be attached and fastened. It can be tricky to do - I use a screwdriver with an expanding blade to hold the screw onto the screwdriver long enough to get the screw started. The screw fastens into the threaded brass nipple on the end of the condenser.

Good luck !
Jim

I removed the screw and put "the plug" in that hole, per the restore guide says. And it runs like a champ again..

[sugarhill1955]

Thanks

[nkaminar]

Dkrahn, I am glad you got it running well. Congratulations. But I am a little bit confused by what you mean by "the plug." Please post some photos if you can.

[Smooth_One]

Originally Posted by Dkrahn

I removed the screw and put "the plug" in that hole, per the restore guide says. And it runs like a champ again..

Good to hear. Well done.

[katy]

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Originally Posted by Smooth_One

Is this for the electronic ignition?

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