Running rough

Timing doesn't change on it's own. It changes after someone messes with it, so I (almost) never check timing for an engine problem.

The first thing is to determine if the problem is spark, or is it fuel related.


A proper diagnosis is in order as Tom mentioned preferably before throwing parts at it...
Is your dist fully stock? Good condenser? Lots of variables now
 
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In the end Joe ..... after looking back ...... with a Model A, rest assure that it will be something overlooked that was so very simple.

Just take your time and don't give up.
 
Check the ammeter connections. Most replacement ammeters are junk as the terminals are steel instead of brass. The problem is the connection inside the ammeter as a bit of corrosion causes a voltage drop. This has fooled some of the best mechanics on the planet.Best of luck.
 
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