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This is where the detective work starts. I would start, as you said by checking the coil and condensor. If they check out I would check the supply voltage to the coil and work back toward the ignition switch. Barring a bad coil, which at this point is doubtful, I would look for corrosion at...
It sounds like a bad condensor. One more possibility is a carbon track on the coil. If thats it there will be a faint line like a pencil line from the coil wire to the terminal from the distributor. It usually acts up as the coil heats up. I had the problem with a f head powered CJ5
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