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Thank you for the reply. I figured it out. The spark plug with for the number 5 cylinder got into the fan and got cut in half. Driving it that way caused that part of the coil to go bad. Replacing the coil and spark plug wire fixed it.

When my crankshaft position sensor failed the engine sputtered like it was out of time and died. After coasting to a stop at a wide place in the road it cranked back up and ran poorly for a little bit. After that it would try to run but I stopped trying because I was on the side of the road in a safe spot and I didn't' want to take a chance on it quitting at a place where I couldn't get off the road. After doing a little testing I knew it was time to call a tow truck and get it home. My point is, experience has taught us you never rule anything out until you have proven that it's not the problem.

I had two antennas repaired by Barney. He charges about $70.00 each plus freight. I had two that were broke so I sent them both in. Saved a bit on freight that way.

This is my favorite as it makes my Top Down convertible next to the Pacific Ocean look so eloquent.