no spark

67Dart273 said

You mentioned in your other thread? about having trouble with the ignition switch connector. You need to understand that "run" voltage is NOT present in "start." So the brown bypass wire may not be supplying coil voltage in "start."

Take your test lamp/ meter and clip to coil positive. Crank the engine and see what you have.

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still has power at he coil when cranking.



I am at wits end with this thing. I messed with the electronic ignition for most of the day then I found a points distributor laying around cleaned the points put it in, wired the one wire to the negitive and had key on to the positive. no spark still. Tried another coil, no spark. Tried running the positive straight off the battery, no spark. rotor spins when I am cranking the engine. points were about a matchbooks spacing apart. there is no reason i can think of it should not have spark. :banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead: