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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Burlington, IL
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I've got a newly re-done magneto coil ring, ready to install on my 1919 Ford Model T touring engine.
I also have my poorly performing old magneto coil ring. Both are on my bench now; what is the test to determine if a magneto coil ring is functioning properly? This test should be one that my new coil ring passes, and my cruddy coil ring fails. Anybody? (Note: all magnets, magnet clamps, starter ring gear, flywheel, all of this is in good working order/and or new. |
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Location: Oregon
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Test to make sure the coils are isolated from the frame and no breaks between the coils. An ohmmeter works for this.
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never mind.
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