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1987 ford bronco 2 turns over wont ignite loose distributor

Is the any other causes and what happens when distributor loose

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If your distributor is lose than you need to check the timing. Pull a plug out and put the plug wire back on it. ground the side of the plug and see if you get any spark. It should be a bright blue. If there is spark than put the plug back in. But I would first check the timing.

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