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Mart · 11-29-2014, 05:05 AM

If it is wired right, there is a problem in the lighting circuits causing the fuse to blow, and you are right, the fuse blowing would not stop the ignition from working.

Coincidentally, Frank, your coil is visible in the top of that pic. You were asking about that before. It may be worth looking at both the HT and low tension wires to and from that coil.

(I wrote this as a reply to the last post on page 2, missed the posts above.)

Frank, it's worth getting a "headlight" type flashlight that sits on a strap round your forehead. Very helpful when working in these out of the way areas.

Mart.

11-29-2014, 05:05 AM	#47
Mart Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Solihull, England. Posts: 8,759	Re: 1933 can't start after recent restart If it is wired right, there is a problem in the lighting circuits causing the fuse to blow, and you are right, the fuse blowing would not stop the ignition from working. Coincidentally, Frank, your coil is visible in the top of that pic. You were asking about that before. It may be worth looking at both the HT and low tension wires to and from that coil. (I wrote this as a reply to the last post on page 2, missed the posts above.) Frank, it's worth getting a "headlight" type flashlight that sits on a strap round your forehead. Very helpful when working in these out of the way areas. Mart. Last edited by Mart; 11-29-2014 at 05:21 AM.