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Question by Babygirl05
Submitted on 1/9/2004
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I have a 1988 Dodge Aries that won't start. I believe it's the pick-up coil, but I'm not sure. Just in case, at does the Pick-Up Coil connect to? And what's the purpose of the Condenser?

Answer by DJ
Submitted on 2/2/2004
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I have this same make/model with the same problem.....and heard that it was the pickup coil....maybe it is....not sure.....but I found out that spraying a little starter fluid in the carborator area (under the air filter) made it start every time.

Answer by Lameone
Submitted on 12/10/2004
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Hello, your supposed to check for spark first. The lazy way to do this is to buy a can of quick start fluid. Use as directed if no start then no spark. If it has spark then you have a fuel problem. Warning K-cars have all been forfieted by the US post office, they are the worst car because replacing any Korean parts is going to cost you for short lived parts.

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