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OK, all i have to do is limp the 64 dodge up the hil to the shop and the
AWB transformation begins.
     BUT!!!!- the problem is I dont know how to hotwire it. 
      I pulled the dash and under dash wiring this fall, so an ign.
      switch is out of the question.
       It just needs to run about ten minutes.
        I hooked up a remote starter into the starter relay, she turns
        over fine but no spark at the coil. I need to turn on the spark.
     can I run a wire from Pos. post on battery into the battery side of
     ballast resistor ( its an elec. ign. car), will that turn on the
     spark, and which prong of the ballast resistor do i hotwire or
     both?  
   Or am I way off the mark, there has to be some way to start it up.
     Neal ZImmerman, Eugene Oregon

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