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have u checked the ground wire to the battery to make sure that u are gaining a charge . if u are gaining a charge thru the battery then please check the battery cables
the wiring harness rubs in half. trace the wires from the alternator back. Under the intake manifold about middle ways you should find the broken wire.
Your alternator may be on it's last leg. Start the car and while the car is running, remove the negative cable from the battery. If the car dies, the alternator is no longer working. If you have a volt meter, put the meter on the battery positive and negative. You should read 13.8 - 14.2. If it doesn't show this, and reads under that, your alternator is not charging enough to keep your accessories going.
replace the ignition control module,I recommend a new one,if you order a rebuilt dist.it comes with a used one that only passed cold temp bench test they usually have problems once the car warms up. so get a new one!good luch let me know if you need more info have a good day DB
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