Proform Electronic Distributor Conversion Kit for Chrysler/Mopar Small Blocks 273-360ci
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On the instruction it tells you that the green wire not used my queswtion is green wire for to be used for tack hook up?
I have a 1989 dodge w100 with throttle body injection and I'm converting it to carb so will this work for mine
I’ve installed the pro form kit but my car will still not start. I have a 1978 Plymouth Volare with the 318 originally a 2 Barrel lean burn car. I have removed the lean burn and installed the kit. If you could let me know what else I should check. Thanks
Will this work on my 1989 360? And if so what will it eliminate the need of. (Ecu, ie)
I got 86 pick up and it had slant six im putting in 318 but the engine I bought has holey throttle body would love to keep it tbi but don't have harness any ideas thank you
will this work on my 1986 dodge d150 318 to eliminate my lean burn system?
Does this eliminate the "Lean Burn" system?
I have a 82 Dodge D350 with a 369 LA and just wanting to make sure this will fit. Thanks
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