Paul:
I also in the last couple of weeks read something about those solenoids. It seems the performance cars idle was too high and to get them to shutoff without dieseling the solenoid was installed.
Larry
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Just a WAG here, but I wonder if it's possible:
Since hotter plugs retain more heat than colder plugs,
perhaps the extra heat is helping to keep the electrodes
cleaner
more power. I also removed all the old TCS wiring.
Keith
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what is TCS wiring?
P. Hernandez
68 chevelle
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Keith, I don't know the answer to your question about plugs, but I do know
that you're supposed to change that wire, all the way back to the fuse
block.
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Well, you should be getting some type of starting problems thats if you
also eliminated the wire going from your pos. side of the coil to the
starter to give full 12.0
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