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This is a follow up from a previous thread concerning the location of the condenser on a 1975 280 C distributor. Does this ingnition actually have one or is this some type of Multiple Spark Discharge ignition system where the points only act as a trigger. And if so if anyone has any diagnostic information on checking out the ignition control box this would be greatly appreciated.
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You don't have an "ignition" condensor.
ALL of the benzes past something like 1972 came with a transistorized system. While there was still a condensor present, it's only purpose in life is to suppress noise on the radio. If you send me an email (cth@mbz.org), I can reply with the section off the service CD that you need for checking the ignition with a volt meter. -CTH |
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