smta coil

Posted by paul smta on May 16, 2009 at 12:56:27 from (68.117.10.58):

There is a resistor block between the 12 volt power source and coil reducing the voltage to 6volts I checked this with a meter.My question is this a 6 volt coil? Can I elimate the resistor block and run 12 volts thru the existing coil or do I need to up grade to a 12 volt coil,to the best of my knowelge this tractor came from the factory with the option of a 12 volt system.I am running a petronix pointless ingition and autolite 388 plugs gaped at .032 but the color reading after 1 year of use indicates not enough fire in the wire,this tractor is used very little and not worked hard.Any input thanks.Paul

Replies:

• Re: smta coil rustyfarmall 05:17:49 05/17/09 (0)
• Re: smta coil pete 23 19:13:19 05/16/09 (0)
• Re: smta coil paul smta 17:44:29 05/16/09 (1)
  • Re: smta coil randy hall 18:07:45 05/16/09 (0)
• Re: smta coil John T 15:50:29 05/16/09 (0)
• Re: smta coil randy hall 15:28:22 05/16/09 (0)

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