I have a 1962 mercedes 220SE and I have fuel and spark and it still won't start. Anyone have any ideas?

Asked by Dbrunelle Apr 13, 2016 at 08:01 PM about the 1965 Mercedes-Benz 220 SE Coupe

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Dbrunelle answered 8 years ago

That was just on one crank of the motor my tester won't hold the pressure for some reason but I just checked and I lost spark I believe it has something to do with the points but I'm not sure how to check or adjust them

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Dbrunelle answered 8 years ago

Okay thanks. I have the points ordered and will be here tomorrow that what I was thinking also. I have a new condenser and coil that I will be putting on also.

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Dbrunelle answered 8 years ago

A little back ground on this car is it sat for 15+ years but ran great when it was parked the motor was freshly rebuild at that time. When I got it the 4th piston was seized and I pulled the head off and got the piston(s) freed up and turning nice put everything back to time and back together. An idea I have had to get the compression up is to pull the car in gear to get the motor warm and moving better. Any other ideas?

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