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Old 09-22-2008, 10:21 AM
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Bremi ignition wire connectors

It think what he is saying is that testing the resistance of the wire statically, without the engine running and the ignition system not functioning, is not a good enough test to determine if it has degraded. In other words, it's only a test in the sense that a failure does mean it's bad but a good reading does not necessarily mean it works. He wants you to somehow test the system dynamically, while the engine is running (such as with a scope), so you can see with certainty that cyl 1 is firing like the others.

I actually found a place in europe with a website that appears to still stock those original Bremi connectors. Seems like they do trucks and heavy equipment, do you speak german? :-)
http://www.ochsnerag.ch/html/AggregateKeilriemenundZundungsteile.htm
Look under "Zundungsteile"
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