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My tune up went down hill. 1945 Farmall A
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Posted by Philip in Maine on October 15, 2005 at 13:24:58 from (63.22.242.243):
The tractor was running okay before I started, just a little rough, so I gave her a tuneup. I replaced spark plugs, plug wires, rotor, cap, and points. I have go back to get right condenser. Turns over good and I can smell fuel like it flooded. When I test to see if spark is at the plug I see it isn't getting spark to the plugs. It's 12 volt ingition sys.with an alternator. Something looks to me to be an internal coil that the distributor is attached to, about 1.5" diameter and 2" across, can this cause the loss of electical supply? Can the old condenser be the culprit? Those are the only two things in the system unchanged.
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