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pony has no spark

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any help apprec

01-27-2006 06:30:39




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Feel that I made a booboo! After starting 820 and shutting pony motor down I realized that ignition was still on know pony turns over fine but I have no spark if anyone can help I thank them in advance.




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Carl NY

01-27-2006 09:18:08




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 Re: pony has no spark in reply to any help appreciated, 01-27-2006 06:30:39  
Sounds like the coils are fried. As John said, check the points to see if they are pitted. Might be a good time to replace the points & condensers while it is apart.



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John T

01-27-2006 06:54:18




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 Re: pony has no spark in reply to any help appreciated, 01-27-2006 06:30:39  
This may not be your day??? If the ignition is left on for a long time on those pony coils, they can overheat n even burn up. If you get near them and they exhibit that classic burned electrical smell, they may be shot ????? ? Some people are installing safety switch circuits that require oil pressure to keep them powered up to safeguard against what may have happened to you. The good Clooney Man and our friend Frank aka F I T have a diagram Im sure he can send ya.

Insure theres voltage at least still getting to the input stud on the distributor, and if so, I would be checking the coils next. Look n see that the points are not burend or pitted and gapped proper and check the plugs, but if all else checks out okay, the coils may have overheated??

John T

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