[AT] Electrical Problems..Please help

Sun Jul 30 05:22:57 PDT 2006

So far I think i've already tried all your suggestions.  I have hooked the 
wires two different ways onto the coil just to be sure (and have nice new clean 
points).  I'll try Walts test next and see if I can get a spark.  What I think 
it could be is a broken wire somewhere thats effecting the ground.  Are there 
any wires inside the distributor underneath the points that I should be 
looking for?  Thanks again.

Enjoy, Joe

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