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Re: [GMCnet] Help Needed near Oklahoma City [message #326160 is a reply to message #326159] Sun, 19 November 2017 12:48 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
powerjon is currently offline  powerjon   United States
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Mac,
Without know what the symptom are it would be hard to recommend the necessary parts. Would suggest a module and a coil and look at the cap and rotor to see if they need to be replaced. Always do parts search as a 1975 or 76 Oldsmobile Toronado

AZ Module part numbers DR100 and the AC Delco model is D1906
AZ Coil Part numbers C833 or C834

Ask if it just quit or was backfiring out the back, check to see if fuel is in carb or has no spark. No spark would be the first choice.

JR Wright
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> On Nov 19, 2017, at 1:28 PM, D C _Mac_ Macdonald wrote:
>
> I got a "Black's List" call last night from a California GMCer with apparently severe engine problems some 15 or so miles east of Oklahoma City. Kaitlin is driving a 77 (455 engine) and is overnighted in a church parking lot (safely off I-40) with solar battery power and a good supply of propane and food.
>
> I am aware that there are several ignition components that are recommended as "universal" spares for travel; module, rotor, cap, etc. I don't know if a NAPA is open on Sundays but O'Reilly's, Auto Zone, and Advance are. Would those places have the likely suspect parts and if so what part numbers (if possible).
>
> My mechanic neighbor seems to have come down with the flu overnight, so I don't know what good I can do, but Kaitlin does have at least some rudimentary tools and has already had other assorted malfunctions.
>
> Any ideas, help, etc. would be greatly appreciated.
>
>
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