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Old 01-06-2001, 10:11 AM   #2
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Hey 66,

I hope it is all squared away by the time you read this! I had a similar problem when I put the engine back in my '65. My friend who helped me was a chevy man and their #1 cylinder is on the other side of the engine. So when he hooked up the plug wires they were on the wrong side of the engine. I'm sure your problem is just as simple to correct.

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