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DCM

06-28-2006 20:26:38




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Have a 1941 Case V with the small continental that I have not run in 2 yrs. Tried today and no fire to plugs,where to start? what to look for? a little green around this kind of quandry.Thanks for any suggestions.Dan in AB




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mech

06-30-2006 12:58:30




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 Re: V has no fire in reply to DCM, 06-28-2006 20:26:38  
i would start at the battery with a test light...follow the voltage down to the points...ex..switch,coil,side of distributor,then the points themselves.if you have voltage up to there..plug your test light into a plug wire..dose it light the light when you turn the engine over



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C. Amick

06-30-2006 09:23:51




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 Re: V has no fire in reply to DCM, 06-28-2006 20:26:38  
Coils seem to like to go dead when they sit around. First start with the suggestions below.



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Martini

06-29-2006 06:02:34




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 Re: V has no fire in reply to DCM, 06-28-2006 20:26:38  
With mine the on/off switch is a little dicy.
The points might need cleaning and the wiring
should be traced for wear and breakage.
I also find the high voltage coil connection can get oxidized with the aluminum type cap contacts. A VOM can be your best friend to trace problems.
Be careful...I recently bought a 'cheap' VOM
and it was dead out of the box.



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Dale(MO)

06-29-2006 05:05:20




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 Re: V has no fire in reply to DCM, 06-28-2006 20:26:38  
I would start with putting in a new condenser. Check the points while you are there. Condensers will go bad just setting.

Dale(MO)



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