Posted by old on November 22, 2018 at 07:42:16 from (72.251.71.212):
In Reply to: 8n suddenly lost spark posted by The not so epic Jonah on November 22, 2018 at 05:56:57:
Condensers rarely go bad out of the clear blue. Point on the other hand can and if you have it 12 volts the ballast resister can go bad out of the clear. Also one cannot look at points and tell if there good or bad ne has to check them with a spark test or a meter. Your ignition switch can go bad out of the blue also or maybe a wire fell off or shorted out. So try this. Run a hot wire from the ignition side of the battery to the coil and try to start it. If it starts then your problem if from the coil back. No start in the distributor and likely to be bad or dirty points. Had that problem the other day when I was working on a tractor. Points looked good but where corroded badly
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