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Old 11-20-2005, 05:11 PM
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distributor help...

i have an (edi) distributor on my 68 nova..if im using the right terminology but im not getting any spark..i havent looked at it yet but would like to know the trouble shoot process?i have been told it doest work like the basic distributor...can anyone help??thanks
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Old 11-20-2005, 08:56 PM
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do you mean hei?
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Old 11-21-2005, 01:22 PM
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Re: distributor help...

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i have an (edi) distributor on my 68 nova..if im using the right terminology but im not getting any spark..i havent looked at it yet but would like to know the trouble shoot process?i have been told it doest work like the basic distributor...can anyone help??thanks
Hey smokey, assuming the engine and distributor turns with the ignition switch, and cap and rotor are good, use a light tester, clip goes to ground, pointer goes to the Bat terminal, or the old "+" side of the coil. You are looking for voltage to the coil. You should have power there, put the ignition to on.

With voltage there,pull the coil and perform a ohm test to see if the coil is within specs, you need a multimeter, there are spects in repair manuals.

If those check out then the electronic mod could be bad.

Is the balist resister hooked up? You probably do not want that with a HEI distributor. If you do, perform a resistance check.

R X 10,000 or R x 1,000 measured in ohms. black to one terminal, red to the other. same with the coil. a zero reading indicates "open" and needs to be replaced. No power to these when checking. hope that helps.
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Re: distributor help...

yea hei i bought a new mudole and still no spark so i thinking its the coil i also have power going to the bat. plug so other then the coil i cant think of any thing else
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Re: distributor help...

i got her running i couldnt have done it with out your help thanks alot guys
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Old 11-24-2005, 11:33 PM
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i got her running i couldnt have done it with out your help thanks alot guys
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