Posted by El Toro on August 20, 2012 at 03:57:17 from (108.3.143.30):
In Reply to: 1954 SH Won't Start posted by Ben54sh on August 19, 2012 at 19:29:24:
Pull off a plug wire while a helper makes an attempt to start the engine. Make sure your ignition switch is in the on position. Don't choke the engine. If there's no fire from the plug wire rub the points with some 320 wet or dry until they're shiny. Then check for fire from that same plug wire. Again have the ignition switch in the on position when checking for fire to your sparkplug. If there's no fire from the plug wire use a volt meter and with the points open and your ignition switch on check for voltage on both small terminals on your coil. You need battery voltage here if you have a distributor. If there's no voltage here you either have a broken wire between your ignition switch and coil or a bad ignition switch or there's no voltage to the ignition switch. Use your volt meter.
To bypass the ignition switch run a separate wire from the battery to your coil then see if the engine will start. Hal
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