Posted by LMack on December 25, 2008 at 10:43:00 from (66.156.32.45):
In Reply to: no spark at points posted by Richard Hayes on December 25, 2008 at 09:07:47:
I had a similar problem on a 200 that had been sitting for a while (years). When checking continunity through the distributor I found that I had voltage at the wire (new) on the outside of the distributor but no voltage on the stud. After I cleaned the stud I had fire. (The whole process took days and several post here seeking advice.) You might want to open the points and check for voltage at every stage, each end of the wire ring, the stud outside, the stud inside, then the point spring. Also check the ring for the condenser wire. Don't just assume that there is good contact from the wire to the stud or from the stud to the spring. Good luck! larry mcever
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