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Subject:   Re: Re: OK, Got it...
Name:   GaryO
Date Posted:   Feb 8, 09 - 1:34 PM
IP Address:   71.53.53.131
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Message:   That procedure is the one I used to put the distributor in. As soon as I bump the starter, it comes to life. Shut it off, bump the starter, comes to life and again, no drag or long crank to get it to come back to life. Its quick to start. I can recheck it again though. It is the stock timing chain cover.
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Hard to do this by keyboard without photos... by MoparNorm · Feb 8, 09 - 2:28 PM
Read your initial post again... by MoparNorm · Feb 8, 09 - 2:32 PM
Re: Read your initial post again... by GaryO · Feb 8, 09 - 7:10 PM
Re: Re: Read your initial post again... by MoparNorm · Feb 8, 09 - 7:59 PM
Re: Re: Re: Read your initial post again... by GaryO · Feb 8, 09 - 8:31 PM
Mopar Crate motor pics by GaryO · Feb 8, 09 - 7:12 PM
Re:Settle down Norm haha. by George(AB) · Feb 12, 09 - 3:43 PM
Re: I'm 20 degrees off in timing? Someone explain this to me. by dakota dave · Feb 12, 09 - 2:01 PM
Re: I'm 20 degrees off in timing? Someone explain this to me. by dakota dave · Feb 12, 09 - 2:03 PM


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