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Posted by Clintmn on Friday, October 16, 2009:In Reply to: Re: 8n runs until hot posted by Bob G on Saturday, October 03, 2009:
If'n I could only have one guess, I'd say every one else was right and it's a coil heating up,just because of the length of time it takes to start acting up. If it started running crappy after a couple of minutes, I'd say condensor. I've never understood why they put those things in tuneup kits. You are basically swapping out a proven part with no expiration date for an unknown. If you saved your old parts, it's worth a try, but I'd still say"coil"
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