chain slop

[Don Dulmage <big-d@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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No that is a worn distributor. The sign of a worn chain is when you move the crank and the rotor doesnt turn and you can feel the crank turn freely for  bit before the chain tightens up. Quit checking it and just repalce it. Only takes a morning to do it and all these freaky problems will be all gone
Don
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