Friends foristas As I always bring you a strange case, I have a VW Santana year 1989, 1.8 carburated engine, the cylinder head packing is changed, (cylinder cover), the distribution is calmed accordingly, the upper dead point is calmed by the steering wheel since it has an Ally mark, it has the cam at crossing that is closed and the piston one is compressing, the rotor of the distributor is about to show the spark, But for some magical reason the engine does not want to leave as if it were to do it but, it does not, also after trying for a while, begins to throw a kind of against exploits, but they are not counter -exploration, but that the spark jumps the other way in a different time, now the distributor is perfectly synchronized with the cam and with the crankshaft, but does not throw the spark where there is no spark and abesses.
The distributor has an electrical connector of two cables one is land and the other I think it is phase, now I don't know very well so that that feet works or that ase, but a mechanic told me that it had to do with the order in which the spark jumps, I do not know if it will be if it will be Draw around 56 times and was check by two more mechanics, so the point is ok, the vehicle was before the packing change, as data I give them.