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Re: Coil Voltage
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Posted by clooney on February 03, 2000 at 18:35:26 from (208.214.90.100):
In Reply to: Coil Voltage posted by rod on February 03, 2000 at 17:32:37:
Rod,It depends on the impedence of the meter you are using to check it. It will probably be between 10 & 12 volts. That won't tell you much more than whether it has an open or not. Remove the wire going to the points, then take a jumper wire & quickly short (& then remove) the non powered side of the coil to ground while holding the coil wire about 3/16" from the block, if the coil is ok it should spark. If you have a 2-cyl John Deere it should have a positive ground,which means the power should go to the (-) side of the coil & the points should go to the (+) side.
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