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Thread: Help, engine just quit, no spark
          
   
   

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    Oh, i read the other replies again, the module is in the base. My son has a 79 Monte Carlo with a V6, would his work for testing, or would a V6 module be different than a V8
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    I think it would be different, but not sure. Here is a diagram for you.

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    It sounds like your module is bad in the distributor. Take off the cap take the wires off of the module get another and put the supplied grease on it, screw it on and replace the wires.

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