Posted by Matt Wech on April 25, 2009 at 18:28:29 from (216.222.248.57):
In Reply to: Hey, Matt Wech! posted by ScottyHOMEy on April 22, 2009 at 16:45:39:
The email notification dropped off and I didn't know it!! oops. I still don't have spark. The guy used a regular house type light switch to rewire the coil. It lights up and finished the circut as it should, I put the meter on it and it is showing power out. But it stops at the coil. Does the coil feed from the magneto? If so, could the mag. be rusted and dirty not allowing the power through to the coil? Also, if I get the mag working properly can I elminate the coil and go direct from the mag to the starter? My goal is to get it to at least fire and run for a minute or two by the end of the month.
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