Hei /6 won't shut off?
I swapped my one car (Chevy Firenza, 327 V8) for this South African Valiant Charger (aka Demon/Duster) sight unseen. I am new to Mopar, but fell for the brand after owning a '67 Dodge Monaco for 2 years....still own it. The Charger was very neglected and abused. Slowly started to get her driving and stopping. Had endless trouble with intermittent missing and poor starting. Redone the Carter with marginal improvement. next was chain and gears. Also found distributor worn, with lots of side way play. Was offered an electronic unit by a friend, without the Mopar module. Internet search took me to the various options, of which the GM Hei conversion seemed the most doable. Being an avid diyer, it is the least costly or invasive....I must confess though, never kept in mind what influence previous owners "modification" would have on such an easy and effective swap.
I think of the issue as a small stumble which can be overcome by fitting a diode as suggested and explained by kind KitCarlson, thank you sir.
Ters.
ps. And yes, they both are right hand steer:thumbsup:.
I swapped my one car (Chevy Firenza, 327 V8) for this South African Valiant Charger (aka Demon/Duster) sight unseen. I am new to Mopar, but fell for the brand after owning a '67 Dodge Monaco for 2 years....still own it. The Charger was very neglected and abused. Slowly started to get her driving and stopping. Had endless trouble with intermittent missing and poor starting. Redone the Carter with marginal improvement. next was chain and gears. Also found distributor worn, with lots of side way play. Was offered an electronic unit by a friend, without the Mopar module. Internet search took me to the various options, of which the GM Hei conversion seemed the most doable. Being an avid diyer, it is the least costly or invasive....I must confess though, never kept in mind what influence previous owners "modification" would have on such an easy and effective swap.
I think of the issue as a small stumble which can be overcome by fitting a diode as suggested and explained by kind KitCarlson, thank you sir.
Ters.
ps. And yes, they both are right hand steer:thumbsup:.
