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Hi guys,

I am in the process of getting my 'Duster back on the road again and I have an issue with a lack of spark. I had the truck running last week while doing some work around and it suddenly stopped. When I tryed to re-fire it I found I had no spark.

So today I replaced the igition control unit and I recently replaced the ballast resistor from a tip last winter(when again it had no spark). That time the ballast resistor fixed it. Now I am lost.

The symptoms are it will turnover fine and when I turn back the key it fires for a split second and that is the only spark I get.

Thank you guys for your help! I need the truck back in three weeks for my girlfriends senior prom. ;)

Bill
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The Hoss
I had the same problem with my RC. Crank over and you get slight kick as you turn the off. All I did was pull the cap and rotor, sand the reluctor blades with some real light sand paper, and adjust the pickup coil. Not saying that you don't still have a bad part.


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