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Ignition, 350 cid - 6/24/2006 3:40:34 PM   
dalis

 

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Hi. A friend of mine have a -79 caprice, and I have changed some parts for him.
I changed the distributor cap and rotor, plugs and wires.

I also changed the valvecovers and crburator. I took out the egr also.

But now it dont work the way it did before... I have a feeling its the ignition. I didnt notice the way the plug wires was before, cause he had a workshop book, so I thought I found what I needed in that...

But when I put the wires like the book says, it didnt start... I had to remove all of the wires, one step clockwise. But still its not right. It starts and drives, but I feel a lock of power.

Where should I put the vacuum advance line? Wich end of the carb? left or right (standing fom the front)

The vin is IN69L1161029 (I believe. the 1 and I was the same...)

Hope you`ll help me fast. He need the car tomorow night.
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RE: Ignition, 350 cid - 6/25/2006 3:43:48 PM   
dalis

 

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and what about the transmision? After I changed the carb, it will not change that smooth as it did before. I need to drive at high rpm before if changes. Is it any vacuum conecting or something? The kickdown isnt conected...

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