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I am running a Mallory distributor on my 48 pan. Saturday night the cover screws vibrated out and the cover came loose. One of the wires was broken. I fixed the wire but I think the module is also bad now. The bike will fire but it won't run. I was wondering if any of you might know where I can find a replacement module. The part number on the one I have is 6001M.
I am running a Mallory distributor on my 48 pan. Saturday night the cover screws vibrated out and the cover came loose. One of the wires was broken. I fixed the wire but I think the module is also bad now. The bike will fire but it won't run. I was wondering if any of you might know where I can find a replacement module. The part number on the one I have is 6001M.
i called them today, the 6001m is just a stock#, i told them i had a e spark 6001m for harley 73 flh, he told me the part # is really 8554 and sent me the diagram for it.
I tried mallory but they don't sell direct. They did say autozone should be able to get it for me. Going to try them tomorrow. If not I will give jegs a call. Thanks for the help.
I tried mallory but they don't sell direct. They did say autozone should be able to get it for me. Going to try them tomorrow. If not I will give jegs a call. Thanks for the help.
I contacted Mallory again. They told me the part number was now A605. I then tried autozone but no luck. I ended up ordering off Mallory's website. $102 total. I hope this takes care of the problem. I tried to start her today and its still doing the same thing. It will fire and thats it.
I contacted Mallory again. They told me the part number was now A605. I then tried autozone but no luck. I ended up ordering off Mallory's website. $102 total. I hope this takes care of the problem. I tried to start her today and its still doing the same thing. It will fire and thats it.
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