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Old 01-08-2009, 04:01 PM
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Question Carb plunger help

Can a coil just got out and cause a car to stall and not start?

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Old 01-08-2009, 04:49 PM
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could be. could also be the ballast resistor, loose/broken wire. what makes you think its your coil?
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because the spark isnt a bright blue, its more yellow.
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Hows the plug wires ? If you have a multimeter you can test resistance of the coil, ballast resistor etc etc, with power off of course set to Ohms/resistance. Hope this helped, but Iam on the same page with 78D200, check your resistor and ECU.
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Well i just put in new wires, rotor, dist. cap. and upgraded to electronic ignition.
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How hot is your coil..voltage output?
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its not my electrical after all. The carb was dirty and clogged. I opened the carb and now I cant put the plunger back in. How can i put the plunger back in? Its not fitting.
Old 01-11-2009, 11:52 AM
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read your other post ... but you can also use a small flat screwdriver and poke it in with the other stuff i left in your other post but be carefull not to puncture the rubber but it will go in if you take your time
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