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Re: How do you check a Coil ??
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Posted by TimC on April 30, 2002 at 20:05:43 from (204.30.53.227):
In Reply to: How do you check a Coil ?? posted by Todd on April 30, 2002 at 14:42:55:
Use and ohm meter across + and - on the coil with nothing else connected. You should read a resistance. It should not be 10k but it shouldn't read 1 ohm either. Not sure of exact measurement because of the differance in coils. I am guessing at it but 10 up to 100 ohms. Any less and the coil may be shorted. Check a simular coil. You might get a tingle if you get to close since the meter uses battery voltage to check resistance.
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