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Old 02-18-2014, 03:45 AM   #1
Rich 5150 69
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Re: HEI Problem

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If the truck was running fine and now it's not why would the wiring hook up be wrong. It has to be something that has failed or come loose. Pull a plug wire and check for spark first.
GRS original post said it was coming from the firewall plug, ( resistor wire....?, only getting 7 volts ) he needs direct from the ignition pink wire. Plus those plugs have always been a source of failure with resistance and corrosion.
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GRS original post said it was coming from the firewall plug, ( resistor wire....?, only getting 7 volts ) he needs direct from the ignition pink wire. Plus those plugs have always been a source of failure with resistance and corrosion.
When I crank the truck to start it. I get 7 t0 8 volts to the hei. When it is in run position with the key on it is 12 volts. I have replaced the module, cap, and rotor. I may just go ahead and replace the coil too before trying to start it. And I am going to run a 12 gauge wire from ing. switch , or fuse to the hei.
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