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Old 11-19-2016, 04:26 PM
Wayne Wayne is offline
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Originally Posted by Terry C View Post
I'll bet it's not the coil.
Try this:

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/showthread.php?t=11

I've replaced way more condensers and points than coils.
Used Stens coils with no issues
I didn't see this till after my last post. Gotta go to work so I'll try that tomorrow (if I can figure out what its telling me...I only had time for a glance). Too bad I got it out already...


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Originally Posted by johncub7172 View Post
Just a thought: The wire leading to the points might look fine, but you ought to check where it runs through the metal clip that is fastened to the cam cover, if your 108 still has it. I noticed many times that the wire insulation can be cracked in there letting current leak, and you'd never see it cracked. Usually by now, those wires need taped up good or replaced.

On my model 71, I had the slightest crack in the condenser insulation at the seal where the wire went in to the condenser. That would attract a little moisture and it would be game the #$%^ over every time, complete shut down of a running engine.

How's the points look?
Points looked OK to me, although I didn't look at them with a magnifier. The points wire does have a break in the insulation about halfway along its length.
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