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Does A Distributor Need To Be Grounded. Condenser failure is often a grounding problem. If you get a spark, it is grounded. Got the distributor to send and spark tonight after cleaning some areas to get better grounding. Check and make sure that everything is well grounded to the engine block. The modules and pickup coils shouldn't be grounded to the distributor either. The newer heis have the coil mounted to the engine. Ignitor type ignitions don't have a condensor across the points, but there may. Also cranked the engine over. The ground wire bolts to the upper plate and routes through their supplied armored cable and must attached to a good ground point. The coil in an hei distributor. If you have rubber, polyurethane, or painted motor mounts and no ground strap, you may not have a sufficient ground supplied to these electrical components. Calamity's battery grounds to the block, as does the distributor, and it's advance plate, through contact. The starter, alternator, and most distributors are grounded through the engine block.

Ignitor type ignitions don't have a condensor across the points, but there may. Also cranked the engine over. Check and make sure that everything is well grounded to the engine block. If you get a spark, it is grounded. The newer heis have the coil mounted to the engine. The ground wire bolts to the upper plate and routes through their supplied armored cable and must attached to a good ground point. The coil in an hei distributor. Condenser failure is often a grounding problem. The starter, alternator, and most distributors are grounded through the engine block. Calamity's battery grounds to the block, as does the distributor, and it's advance plate, through contact.

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Does A Distributor Need To Be Grounded Condenser failure is often a grounding problem. Also cranked the engine over. The newer heis have the coil mounted to the engine. Check and make sure that everything is well grounded to the engine block. The starter, alternator, and most distributors are grounded through the engine block. Condenser failure is often a grounding problem. If you have rubber, polyurethane, or painted motor mounts and no ground strap, you may not have a sufficient ground supplied to these electrical components. Got the distributor to send and spark tonight after cleaning some areas to get better grounding. The modules and pickup coils shouldn't be grounded to the distributor either. The ground wire bolts to the upper plate and routes through their supplied armored cable and must attached to a good ground point. Calamity's battery grounds to the block, as does the distributor, and it's advance plate, through contact. Ignitor type ignitions don't have a condensor across the points, but there may. The coil in an hei distributor. If you get a spark, it is grounded.