Check the ignition coil. Its possible that the coil has a broken wire inside that when the engine is cold makes good contact, but when the engine warms up the heat causes the wires to expand and break contact. Also check the ignition module, the same thing can happen there.
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The spark plug wires connect in the 7,3,5,1, 8, 6, 4, 2 order on the 350 motor for the Chevrolet Silverado made in 1990. This changes in the models built after 1990.
Bad coil Bad rotor
Use the same spark plugs as you would with a distributor, but reset the gap to .020".
its probly the condencer
distirbuitor, wires; most likley. Just go through the whole ignition system.
Thay are between the valve covers and the intake. Thay are under the coils, take the coils loose and raise it up off of the plugs. It has a coil for every spark plug.
typically this means the ignition module is bad