dizzy ignitor question

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12-04-10, 02:24 PM

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t_g_farrell

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I got mine off of F150 Ford trucks. Easy to get to, mounted on the drivers
side fender and not abused by much heat from the engine. 80s to 90s year
models should have em.

BTW, your lucky I saw this post today. PM me next time if you need a
quicker answer next time.

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12-04-10, 03:15 PM

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Yeah after I posted that I was at work that night and was looking through our computer and found out that they came in the 95 5.0 mustangs. I was just wandering cuz I wanted to get a price on one new since I get a discount here at Autozone.

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12-04-10, 06:40 PM

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Originally Posted by JoeNoble

but my secondaries stick every.now and then and I have them set up mechanically so to get them open I have to push on the pedal harder and then they pop open and I'm thinkin thats kinda hard on the drive train so I'm just gonna swap the base off another carb

chirping the tires shifting gears is harder on the drive train than that ever would be.

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Originally Posted by cshaw07

there will be more resistance on the gas pedal now that your using it to open them instead of vacume.

there's not enough resistance to even feel. his is getting stuck closed the reason he has to push alittle harder.