Posted by Theodore51 on June 21, 2015 at 14:32:11 from (97.95.222.240):
[quote="Janicholson"](quoted from post at 21:17:59 06/12/15) If the points are working there will be a flashing of a test light on the lead from the points to the coil (not high voltage). If it stays on the points are not closing as designed, or are insulated with oxides. If it stays off, there is supply side issues with the ignition. Bad switch, bad ballast resistor, bad wire, bad coil. Jim[/quote
I have a Pertronix electronic ignition on this tractor and the coil is new as well. Could i have overcharged the system with the alternator and burnt the coil? I have tried starting it and it will cough and sputter but won't actually catch, but the plugs are wet.
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