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Thread: Should be a simple answer, but I need help.
          
   
   

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  1. 02-01-2010 03:11 PM #16
    sbcPonty81
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    Okay, so for testing purposes let's say I want to run a wire directly from my battery to my HEI Distributor. I could run a wire directly from the positive terminal to the "batt" terminal on my distributor correct?
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    positive wire

     



    If this is a points set-up then either the wire is resisted or you have a resister on the firewall some place. But yes, to just check it out you could you could run the wire from the battery for a short time to test it
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