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got a 1969 chavy truck that has a 350 points distributer in it want to to take it out and put in a electric distributer the one im wanting to install has two plugs on it now how can i get that hooked up on the 69 and it just having the one wire points distributer????

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if you mean the HEI, one pin is used for power to the coil, the other is for a tach, not used .... don't ask me which is which ohwell

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If you have a factory HEI like Red says, you plug the 4 wire conn. from the dist in the back part of the cap connection point. Run a 12 gauge wire from the bat. term. into the cab & scrape some insulation from the pink wire in back of the ign. switch. Wrap the wire around the pink wire & solder it. If you run a tachometer hook it to the tach. term.


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