Clean the points. They'll oxidize and not make contact. Sand or file them, clean them REALLY good and reset the gap. That works 98% of the time.👍
If it really did fire a couple times you could have condensation in there too.
Clean the points. They'll oxidize and not make contact. Sand or file them, clean them REALLY good and reset the gap. That works 98% of the time.👍
If it really did fire a couple times you could have condensation in there too.
[quote="zootownjeepguy"]Clean the points. They'll oxidize and not make contact. Sand or file them, clean them REALLY good and reset the gap. That works 98% of the time.👍
If it really did fire a couple times you could have condensation in there too.[/quote]
I cleaned the points and started the second pull!
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