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Need power to Coil..Dah

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Okay heres my latest problem. I suddenly have no POWER of any kind to my coil. Tried to locate the ballast resistor..Had no luck. I know where it should be but it ain't could'nt tell you why..but do have pictures. Now I can hot wire the coil and the truck will run. I lack all emmission systems, the A/C. The motor a 75, the trks an 86. What I would like to do is construct a whole new circuit to my coil bypassing the brainbox (pictured) and allowing me to keep my sanity and still have the truck work like it did. Anyone with some insight on this, I would welcome the advice. Go to "Firewall" album
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http://www.off-road.com/dodge/ramcharger/tech_tips/leanect.html
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hmmm.....

theres your problem. his has a Vac advance. hes using a 360 out of a 75 in his 86 RC that had a 2bbl 5.2 w/ Lean burn. now where getting somewhere. look down at the other post he had CJ.

shit can the lean burn! do the swap. get ahold of an RCC member around you to help out. look for medievel themz. hes a smart fellah. check you chapters
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help is on the way via the Florida chapter oak!
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