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    Excellent thread!! Really enjoy reading all the thoughts and responses without the bickering!! megamax42 thanks for your follow ups,this will help others in the future that have similar problems!! Great knowledge on this site!! Thanks Pete

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    Quote Originally Posted by megamax42 View Post
    ..... When you say vacuum disconnected, do you mean the vacuum hose that leads to the vacuum reservoir?

    ......which by the way, what is the significance of the star washers? Is this because the 'star' portions bite into the metal?
    I agree, a great thread with lots of good information flow. On your two questions, the star washers ensure a better "bite" between the cable end and the base metal. If you only have one put it on the bottom, between the base & the cable end, IMO. On the vacuum line and setting the timing, you want to disconnect at the distributor and plug the line. A golf tee works great for plugging the line.

    I hope that you choose to stick around and participate, offering advice where you feel you're adding value or asking questions if you don't understand what's being asked/answered. It's all good!!
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