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Topic: no. 7 cylinder spark reading,
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MACK.GT
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Does anyone know why no.7 is designed to have a different spark pattern then the rest? In the distributor the wheel has a more narrow "tooth" for no.7.
This is on a 94 GT.
Is this the same on earlier foxes?
Shows on an engine analyzer , and physically if you measure the wheel.
Thanks.
Posts: 446 | From: 510 | Registered: Nov 2010
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LXjames
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tooth? do you mean the points on the underside of the distributor cap?
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Posts: 4761 | From: Pittsburg CA | Registered: Mar 2011
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MACK.GT
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Its more like the underside of the rotor. Rotor mounts on wheel.
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BlownSnake95
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Its called a hall effect sensor not points. it uses the area between the spaces to build a charge in the coil then fire at the break. ( if i remember correctly lol) but to answer your question no i am not sure but would like to see what others say.
Posts: 54 | From: San Diego CA | Registered: Jan 2011
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