Posted by clint s on September 08, 2014 at 13:25:54 from (67.242.45.169):
The coil on the 200 continues be hot to the touch. Not sizzle your finger hot, but hot enough that it is a touch uncomfortable to grab. How hot do they get, and what would cause it if it is not normal.
Here are voltage readings when running at about 1/2 throttle.
At battery 14.9
At coil coming in from battery 14.9 volts
From coil to distributor 6.9 volts
When test alternator without battery hooked up WAY UP to 17 volts.
Wiring is a bit cobbled, has been that way for a long while, but "seems'' right at quick glance.
Is the alt supposed to jump that high with no battery connected and how does the other voltage look.
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