[DML] Loss of Power: Finally fixed?

["cruznmd" <racuti1@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Ugh...it's always something stupid.

I have replaced the primary distributor wire. The one that goes to 
the coil. That was the problem. Apparently it was faulty.

I've driven the car all afternoon yesterday, to and from work today 
and nary a sputter and smooth power. That's several more trips than 
all my test drives from earlier attempts so I'm pretty sure I got it 
this time. I wanted to wait until I had some miles on it before I 
made another false announcement.

The problem is, I had to cobble it together from scrap wire so I'll 
probably just replace the entire set with something higher quality.

It's amazing how much easier yet, that it starts even on top of the 
new coil. Just in time for the Spring Social too. I didn't want to 
limp in to the parking lot sputtering like a derelict. I've spent the 
afternoon washing, blending, polishing and detailing.

Tomorrow, I'll be all over the engine compartment like a bad rash 
with a can of "Engine Brite" and an electric toothbrush.

Thanks for all the help,

Rich A.
#5335




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