If you are getting fuel and spark then the engine should at least try to start.
I suspect that you have an ignition problem. The coil is energized via a separate circuit when you crank it. Try hot wiring the coil and see if that helps.
__________________
John Bednorz
1967 Shelby GT350, dark green, 347 stroker, 5-speed, inboards, #2206
1973 Mustang Convertible, white/white, black stripes, Q-code (351C-4V), ram air.
1968 1/2 428 CJ convertible, R-code, red/deluxe red, auto, finally finished.
"If you find the car of your dreams, ignore the price guides and pay whatever you have to in order to get it."
|
