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electronic ignition fried!!!!!
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Posted by Ron on April 26, 2004 at 09:58:56 from (12.159.192.130):
My dad has 2 606 that has been running fine for about 2 years. Recently, it died (no spark) and he determined the electronic ignition burned up. He got another unit and it started and ran for a minute and quit. He took the distributer cap off and te unit was vey hot - ruined. What would you expect is happening? I thought maybe the ballast resistor went bad- but then again it protects the coil and not the electronic igniton (right?). He said the only thing he recently did was have the generator rebuilt ( he took it back and it was verified to be operating correctly) Pleas help!!!
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