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Old 06-15-2018, 04:50 AM   #7
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Default Re: No Spark? '31-12V

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Originally Posted by bgalla View Post
One should be able to get a reasonable spark out of a coil with the ignition on and with access to the points opening them. Right! I have held the coil to distributor cap wire close to a good ground and nothing! Could a bad condenser do this? Or is it more likely the coil. There is a resistor interposed between the terminal box and the coil on the Black wire. Other than converting it to 12V it is totally stock. thanks Bruce

It could but if the condenser has been made in the last 10 years most likely not.


What has changed? Did it ever work on 12 volts? If you put a piece of paper between the points do you have voltage at the movable arm to a head nut? If so what is the voltage?
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