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58 chevy 235 engine wiring
#91763 11/03/2003 5:54 AM
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does anyone have a good wiring diagram for a 1958 chevy 235??? maninly need starter terminals, coil, resisitor, distrubuter, etc. Also on the coil was what looked like it might be a codenser attched, wire is broken off, any help would realy be appreciated.

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Re: 58 chevy 235 engine wiring
#91764 11/03/2003 2:36 PM
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this is the car diagram , but for the motor part it'll be the same - be the same as yer original motor too - the condenser on the coil is prolly an original radio noise suppressor - chuck it

good idea to bookmark the Old Car Manual Project - they're always adding new old stuff about great old vehicles

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