Posted by j heitkemper on May 31, 2009 at 15:15:19 from (72.95.79.247):
Nephew is telling me that the Coil could be causing this problem.? Never heard of such a thing Myself , And can't understand how the coil could drain a battery ......., SO WHAT DO you GUYS Think ?...Alternator and regulator Checks out Fine at a good reputable Rebuild Shop .... The 1975 Ford 330/Grain Truck Occassionally loses all battery power, to the point I don't dare shut it off taking in a load to the River terminal ....And then its OK for a couple weeks, or maybe just a day ... Anyway it Starts Rightoff..But often requires partial choke to Run well, so as not to act Cold natured ... hot or cold engine dont seem to make any difference ,it does not Idle smoothely...i am reasonably satisfied with overall performance , power , and economy,, ..I am tempted to pull a coil from somethin;' and try it ,, to see if it makes a difference , Thanx to All Who respond, jim
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