My Allis Chalmers G has always been a good starter , just the other day it refused to start,cleaned the carb, checked the fuel lines every thing seems ok,pulled a plug wire and held it next to a plug and tried to start it no spark at all, could my trouble be the coil,if so how do I check the coil, has been 6 volt pos ground since I owned it,have 6 volt going into the coil,6 volt coming out the other and going to the dist but how do I tell if the coil its self is putting out fire to the dist.
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