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Long story... But my 75 B was allowed to run out of fuel. Now it will not start.cranks fine but no spark. I can hear the fuel pump and I've treid starter fluid in the carb no good. I've changed the points,condenser and rotor and replaced dizzy cap which I discovered had a hole under one of the hold down clips. Still won't start. The weather is finally getting nice. Help!
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dklawson
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If you've got a volt meter and/or a test light, maybe this will help:
https://home.mindspring.com/~purlawson/files/LucasPointsIgnitions.pdf
https://home.mindspring.com/~purlawson/files/LucasPointsIgnitions.pdf