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Spark Problem on an International 300 Utility -195
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Posted by peletz on April 26, 2006 at 12:20:40 from (66.24.251.138):
I just went through my tractor 2 years ago and put points, condenser, plugs, and coil on it. It is a 6v system. Now 2 years later I have a spark problem. I measure 2.5 volts on my coil while cranking over the tractor. I have no spark from my coil wire. If I manually activate my points I get an average spark. I have 1.2 ohms resistance on my coil. I have made many calls to parts stores and tractor repair shops and no one can tell me if the coil is bad or if I have other problems. I try not to be a parts changer because you never really find out what the problem is. Can anyone suggest a sound method to troubleshoot and find the root cause? Thanks..
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