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Posted by Wayne Swenson on November 16, 2001 at 21:06:45 from (206.9.158.243):
In Reply to: Firing posted by Tommy Thomas on November 16, 2001 at 20:03:00:
Does the starter spin the engine easily? This tells you if the battery is reasonably charged. Is there a wire, switch, or connection problem? Do you have voltage at the coil? (presuming you have battery ignition) If it suddenly quit on you I would look into wiring & connections first. You may not need all those parts you pourchased. Find a shop or mechanic that can TEST the coil and condenser before buying new ones. As a former vocational engines instructor, one of my hardest tasks was to get students to THINK and TEST before swapping parts.
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