Re: Is it a coil problem?

Posted by Bigdog on October 09, 2004 at 07:42:15 from (24.160.187.179):

In Reply to: Is it a coil problem? posted by Pibou on October 08, 2004 at 18:19:44:

He says he has no voltage reading on the wire from the points to the coil. That tells me the points either are not opening or that the lead from the condensor or the lead from the coil is shorting to ground or the points are not opening. There should be a voltage there but only when the points are open. It is real easy to inadvertantly short one of those terminals to ground when connecting to the points. Glazed over or coated points would allow a voltage reading to be present, not absent as he describes.

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