Reply to "71 Pantera spark comes and goes?"

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so it's safe to assume there may be a possibility of some kind of damage in the harness, whether it's heat related from leaving the ignition On forever with points or some mis-step by a previous owner attempting a repair or upgrade

your description of the 'time out' after the new ignition system shuts down sounds like a circuit breaker resetting?

i'm not familiar with the 1971 Pantera wiring plan but i'll bet George and hopefully several others here can pick your brain & guide you through figuring it out, try not to take prying questions personal there's no other way to get through it

have you tried a direct hot wire from the battery to the coil + ? an aftermarket EFI should run full charging voltage, most of them are GM style modules

yeah i noticed you're not very far from here too, is your roof skydiver rated?

4/8/188:56 PM

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