Reply to "Loss of power."

LeonChupp

One contributing factor to a LOT of weather misfire problems is the use of multiple "resistor" components. That would be plugs, secondary cables, rotors and plugs.

Resistance is used to silence radio frequency interference caused by the ignition system. The trick is you only need one single component type to achieve this.

So if you have a resistor rotor, cables, plugs, or any combination of two or more, it is far easier for a damp cap surface or coil face to cross fire or ground out.

This was a BIG problem for GM in the early 70's...

10/11/1512:52 PM

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