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I didn't say I installed a new distributor and it fixed, P0304. I said the code was always a P)300 and once it came up as a P0304. Then I checked the wires and found the spark to be orange, not white. I interpreted that a weak spark and starting tracing electrical issues. It was then I found the advance drop signal.
I see. You're leading us down the garden path instead of starting with "I have a weak spark."
End your misery (and ours) and take the thing to a mechanic, Ron.
I'm working on it because I don't think most mechanics are too bright. Most are parts changers and couldn't diagnose to save their lives.
You can feel free to stay away as well. You don't seem to be able to read a post and understand it.
The #9 post stated a spark issue. It also stated that the van was running fine. Good acceleration smooth idle and no problems starting. If it was a timing issue, the engine would have significant running issues. It doesn't. So a timing light would be of no diagnostic help. It's a signal issue.
I don't think you have a diagnostic bent, so like I said before. Go help other people .
Diagnostics is starting with the obvious things first, not chasing spectres.
You are are right, I can't read your mixed up posts.
The light gets triggered by your signal, but you know better than everyone else, and you're smarter than a mechanic, so you should have this thing licked in no time!.
Situation repaired. Turns out it was an incompetent repair by my ex mechanic. He replaced the cam sensor connector and a 5 inch pigtail but used an incorrect connector which loosened up two out of three connections. The ground wire was losing contact and setting off the misfire code. I removed the clown wiring and soldered the wires together. No more codes.
Situation repaired. Turns out it was an incompetent repair by my ex mechanic. He replaced the cam sensor connector and a 5 inch pigtail but used an incorrect connector which loosened up two out of three connections. The ground wire was losing contact and setting off the misfire code. I removed the clown wiring and soldered the wires together. No more codes.
Glad you fixed it. You might keep your NY attitude under your sleeve instead of wearing it on your sleeve.
The observation that the repair was incompetent was a factual one. If you can't tell the difference between a simple observation and, "attitude", you should confine your online activities to the Sesame Street website.(That was , "attitude" See the difference?)
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