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2N starting update

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Tom Wy

10-17-1999 11:25:34




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Thanks for the responses.
It wont start with Starting fluid so I'm testing electrical. I notice that my resistor has been bypassed. What is its function? Is it necessary?
I'll go do some more testing and I'll meet you back here later! Ok?




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Claus

10-17-1999 11:33:39




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 Re: 2N starting update in reply to Tom Wy, 10-17-1999 11:25:34  
The purpose of the resistor is to limit current through the coil and points. Usually, the coil does not survive too long when the resitor is bypassed and or eliminated. Assuming your tractor is a 6 volt front mounted coil.. It would really help, to specify the type of electrical system, 6 or 12 volt, front or side mounted distributor. Most people when asking for help, never give engough information... Helpful information is the year of the tractor, if it has been converted to 12 volts, front or side mount distributor and any work that has been done to try to fix the problem.
Happy Motoring
Claus

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