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Re: 2Cylinders don't function - THE ANSWER - I sure feel stupid!

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Posted by Jim WI on November 02, 1998 at 11:13:37:

In Reply to: 2Cylinders don't function - THE ANSWER - I sure feel stupid! posted by Larry on October 31, 1998 at 19:50:23:

Don't feel bad. I once swapped intake manifolds on a chevy and installed all 8 plug wires in the reverse order on the distributor. It would hit once in a while but wouldn't run. I couldn't figure out what was wrong and neither could my dad, who was a professional mechanic (I guess he didn't think anyone would wire it backwards). I had to leave my car in his garage for a week while I borrowed mom's car to drive to my house a hundred miles away. Dad didn't get a chance to look at it anymore as he was gone that week too. Boy, did I feel stupid when I figured out what was wrong -- and worse, I had to tell dad what I'd done.

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: Don't feel bad. I once swapped intake manifolds on a chevy and installed all 8 plug wires in the reverse order on the distributor. It would hit once in a while but wouldn't run. I couldn't figure out what was wrong and neither could my dad, who was a professional mechanic (I guess he didn't think anyone would wire it backwards). I had to leave my car in his garage for a week while I borrowed mom's car to drive to my house a hundred miles away. Dad didn't get a chance to look at it anymore as he was gone that week too. Boy, did I feel stupid when I figured out what was wrong -- and worse, I had to tell dad what I'd done.

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