Posted by dr sportster on March 18, 2014 at 07:01:29 from (68.195.44.199):
In Reply to: Spark plug wires posted by Eric Hosette on March 17, 2014 at 19:08:57:
The way I test this is ; there is an inline spark test tool with a spark plug end and a plug wire end . Stick it in the coil [batt coil ] or in the mag cap ground a spark plug in it and crank. Good flashing light -- good magneto [or batt/ coil] now stick it in the end of the plug wire -if it gets any weaker -there it is problem in the wire. Unfortunatly these little spark testers were made by Bonney but are all now imported. You can also bend the gap open on the plug to see how far the spark will jump.
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