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Old 03-30-2019, 09:58 AM   #19
JSeery
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Default Re: No spark?

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Originally Posted by Licensed to kill View Post
There is no solenoid for the starter. It's direct power form the battery (-), through a starter switch on the floor to the starter. Battery + to frame. I am using a jumper wire from the coil direct to the battery to eliminate any possible ignition switch/wiring issues.
So what is the output from the coil? As suggested, making and breaking the (+) side the of the coil should throw a spark. Disconnect the primary wire from the distributor and hold it a half inch or so from a good ground. Disconnect the coil to distributor wire ( the + side) and with the hot wire (-) connected to the coil, touch the (+) side of the coil wire to ground and remove. You should get a spark, if not something is wrong with the coil.
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