Well, I put a voltage tester on the post that leads from the coil to the distributor and had voltage. I need to figure out how to test it at the distributor. I'm guessing the things to look for would be distributor cap, rotor or the line leading from the coil to the distributor - first the small wires that lead to the pertronix, then the coil wire. I'm figuring since the car just cranks and cranks and cranks, but doesn't start - it would have to be something that effects all cylinders. I gave it a good shot of starter fluid spray - and nothing, so I'm guessing the problem is spark, not fuel. Tom - you mentioned taking a plug wire and seeing if there was spark. Is that the place to start? Or how do I make sure I'm getting juice to the distributor? I'd like to rule out the lines between the coil and the distributor first, then maybe the rotor (that would effect every cylinder). I think if it was plugs or spark plug wires, it would run rough and maybe miss on a cylinder or two, not every one. So it would have to be between the coil and the distributor, or maybe the rotor? (Pardon me for not thinking straight - I spent the day cleaning screens and putting them up and cracking windows lose that were painted shut. We can breath in the house now! Except for the Georgia pollen count - but even a high pollen count is lower than a dander count from three beagles) _______________________________________________ AMC-list mailing list AMC-list@xxxxxxxxxxxx http://list.amc-list.com/listinfo.cgi/amc-list-amc-list.com