RE: Slight high speed miss sometimes

["Gary H." <spigot2039@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yup, you and Dodger are probably on the right track; I'm just remembering that sometimes it is a simple thing that is the culprit; for example, a friend of mine was fighting a high speed miss in his 440 and did a lot of carb rejet work thinking his motor was running lean at top end, but it turned out to be a bad coil. Likewise another fellow found out the high-speed miss in his car was due to a defective spark plug wire, even though the wire was new (made in China). 

Thanks,
Gary H. 


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>Actually I rewired the entire car except the dome light and heater 
>controls. I don't have it hooked up anyway. I grounded everything I 
>could think of, even me :-) My new alternator is 90amps and I certainly 
>have juice now. My gauge shows a steady 14volts almost always. I 
>certainly will recheck things just for good luck but I really suspect 
>the ECM. It was abused previously.
>
>Rich Kinsley '64 Dodge Polara 4dr 318poly w/goodies
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>Dodger  wrote:
>> 
>> 
>> I would like to think that rich has already done most of these seeing as 
>>  
>> how he has just finished rewiring the whole front of car, but as you 
>> say, 
>> check  anyway


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