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  1. 02-13-2017 05:06 PM

    Thread: 1947 Studebaker Truck w/Chevy 350 No Spark

    by 34_40
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    "IF" the ground circuit was broken or...

    "IF" the ground circuit was broken or intermittent, it could run fine and then just stop when the circuit failed / resistance became to great
  2. 02-13-2017 12:58 PM

    Thread: 1947 Studebaker Truck w/Chevy 350 No Spark

    by 34_40
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    If the truck was just re-wired.. verify that the...

    If the truck was just re-wired.. verify that the shop did those connections for you.
    If they didn't, you must. Grounds are the most important (and overlooked) part of the electrical system.
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