Re: SA Coil

Posted by John T on June 02, 2006 at 13:58:45 from (66.244.90.5):

In Reply to: SA Coil posted by Steve Santini on June 02, 2006 at 11:23:36:

Steve, myslef n Bob n Bob M n others have beat these coil questions to death lately it seems.

First, I agree with Bob M, now knowing the tractor is 6 volts makes it much harder to see why a 6 volt coil would get so hot????? Unless its plain old BAD orrrrrrrrrr they made some 6 volt coils for different then IHC applications which may be much lower resistance then the more typical 1.2 to 1.5 or so ohms like IHC used. Sooooo get an ohmmeter and measure the coils primary winding resistance between its lil + and terminals n see what the heck it actually is...

If the coil were continually drawing current like if the ignition switch were left on it gets hotter.

Youre correct, if youre at Neg ground then the coils - wires to the distributor.

I think myself n others well described things that cause the plugs to soot up below. Id still run the hottest non resistor plugs available and use wire core plug wires and get the engine temp up and lean the carb n check for choke or air inlet restrictions n see what happens.

Let us know

John T

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