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Re: 43 H Need a Head Start
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Posted by El Toro on June 23, 2005 at 11:04:33 from (152.163.101.13):
In Reply to: 43 H Need a Head Start posted by ChrisL on June 23, 2005 at 08:35:52:
I would check the point gap and take a look at the points to see if they're pitted. Gap for mag is .013" and .020" for a distributor. If they're pitted I would replace condenser & points. That coil is probably cooked if 12 volts were connected. Here's a good procedure if have a distributor with a coil. No Fire! Clean and dry distr. cap Check for battery voltage at the coil. Use a volt meter or test lite. Check for battery voltage at the points. Use volt meter or test lite. Remove distr. cap, rotor & points cover, remove coil wire from cap and hold within 1/4" of a ground. With points closed & ignition switch on, snap the points open a few times watch for any spark at the coil wire end. No spark: may have dirty or burned points, bad condenser or coil. Note:Coil primary (battery voltage) wire to points must be attached to the + on the coil if the battery is + grounded.
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