Spitfire1975
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- Oregon
- Vehicle Year
- 1986
- Make / Model
- Ford
- Engine Size
- 2.9
- Transmission
- Manual
OK. What, besides a bad coil, would prevent said coil from creating a spark when it has a power supply?
Example.
Power supply is good.
Plug/connector is good.
Grounds are good.
Coil is good.
Crank the engine and no spark is generated.
There area two main wires. One power wire that pigtails to the radio capacitor and one wire that appears to control (?) the tachometer. What else does this tach wire do??
Example.
Power supply is good.
Plug/connector is good.
Grounds are good.
Coil is good.
Crank the engine and no spark is generated.
There area two main wires. One power wire that pigtails to the radio capacitor and one wire that appears to control (?) the tachometer. What else does this tach wire do??