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This car is a new build and I am trying to get it up on its feet. I have not yet produced enough heat to get the radiator temperature sensor to engage the fans. Tomorrow I will focus on vacuum leaks and ignition timing.

For testing I even bypassed the entire wiring harness and hot wired the coil to run the car. Here is a photo of the temporary ignition switch. The black wires run from the battery to the coil through the temporary switch. The factory ignition switch on steering column is still fully functional and usable.

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