[AT] conventional or electronic ignition

[Ralph Goff]

I've heard of several local failures that left the person walking. One was 
my brother in a 79 Chev pickup that just quit one winter night on the way 
home. Had to be towed. The other was a friend last fall. 1980 GMC. Lucky he 
had a cell phone to call for help in the dark on an un travelled road. True, 
it was a 25 year old ignition system but it gave no warning, just quit like 
that.

Ralph in Sask.
http://lgoff.sasktelwebsite.net/
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Subject: Re: [AT] conventional or electronic ignition


> The only time I have ever had to replace the electronic ign. was when
> someone has left on the ign. switch and fried it and the ign. coil . As 
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> as I`m concrned , I wouldn`t want anything else . Just my two cents worth 
> in
> SW Louisiana.
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