asinclado New Member Dec 24, 2014 #2 I had that problem on time, It ended up being the ignition wires. they checked good so I skipped them. Finally, after replacing everything tune up related, the wires was the actual problem.
I had that problem on time, It ended up being the ignition wires. they checked good so I skipped them. Finally, after replacing everything tune up related, the wires was the actual problem.
mymmeryloss RHD is where its at Registered VIP Registered OG 5+ Year Member 10+ Year Member Dec 24, 2014 #3 I would change the distributor cap, rotor and new spark plugs and wires. There are youtube videos that can walk you through changing them or a shop can do it relatively cheap.
I would change the distributor cap, rotor and new spark plugs and wires. There are youtube videos that can walk you through changing them or a shop can do it relatively cheap.
