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From: grr@unirot.UUCP (George Robbins)
Newsgroups: net.auto.tech
Subject: Re: Hillman Huskey Parts
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Date: Sun, 8-Dec-85 16:56:36 EST
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Keywords: 1953 Hillman
Summary: any condenser should work

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Subject: Condenser Compatability

Hi Jim:

	The condenser associated with the points in a distributor is not a
very critical component.  Any part intended for this application that is
mechanically compatable should work fine.

	Also, the *only* way the condenser can keep the engine from running is
if it is shorted out.  An open condenser will cause excessive erosion and metal
transfer on the points, but the motor should still run.  There is not much
middle ground, except a part that only shorts out when it gets hot.
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George Robbins			uucp:	{unirot|tapa}!grr
P.O. Box 177
Lincoln U, PA  19352	[The ideas herein are not responsible to themselves!]