Posted by TheDurk on January 28, 2009 at 09:45:33 from (72.68.35.191):
In Reply to: Electronic Ignition posted by Chad504 on January 28, 2009 at 06:04:49:
I only have one 140, but I have the same experience as NGator with only the electronic ignition and NAPA coil with resistor. (Don't ask why there is a resistor, I was out of the country for that one.) Still .023 gap, of course. Cap and rotor seem to last longer now and I cannot figure why. Maybe NAPA/Echlin is making them better than they used to. NAPA is only 4 miles away and I have used them for everything they carry for the 140 for 30 years. I will probably upgrade coil if this one ever dies, but I honestly don't think it can run or start better than it does now.
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