Re: No spark

From: jumpin'jan (servaij(at)cris.com)
Date: Sun Jul 04 1999 - 21:40:02 CDT

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From the voltage readings off the ballast resister, I would suspect the
resister. It's suppost to regulate the current flow and I don't think
you should get such a large voltage drop. Are you sure you need the
ballast resister? I just bought a new $15.00 coil and the coil has a
warning label not to use one. By the way, you can check spark with the
coil wire held a short distance from the metal engine ground.
Jan Servaites

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