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Re: No spark at plugs
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Posted by ffolkes on August 24, 2004 at 10:53:23 from (64.36.123.170):
In Reply to: Re: No spark at plugs posted by magman on August 24, 2004 at 05:08:54:
Well, what I meant was there is continuity between that terminal and ground when the engine is standing still. When I crank it I get a spark, and when I specifically ground out the terminal with a jumper wire, I don't get a spark anymore. Exactly how it�s supposed to work. In other words, the magneto part is working normally. Disregard that portion of my post from last night. My problem is with the distributor (or so I think). There's continuity between the wire that goes to the magneto and the inside of the center post. But for some reason, the spark never makes it to the other posts. I even tried another rotor. I just don't understand why I get a good spark off the magneto, but it won't go up the post, through the wire, and to the plug. I tried different wires, and still no change. I don't see how this could be related to timing, since the distributor cap is keyed, the rotor is keyed, and the magneto is keyed. The magneto/distributor was never taken apart by me or altered in any way. Thanks for any help. ffolkes
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