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Voltage at Coil Terminals - Help Please

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Voltage at Coil Terminals - Help Please
Mark Dymond Offline
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19-06-2018, 12:56 AM
You dont need much resistance resistance between the cb terminal and earth to see a couple of volts lost between sw and cb. If its not in the points then check the distributor to engine and engine to chassis.

Disconnect the cb wire from the coil and measure resistances rather than voltages, there's less to confuse he issue.

Good luck.
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RE: Voltage at Coil Terminals - Help Please - by Mark Dymond - 19-06-2018, 12:56 AM

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