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arab al

Jul 7, 2005

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I Dont know how much power i have at the coil but i know it gets power because it lights the test light

 

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arab al

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I only thing I can think to do now is test the tfi wires from beginning to end for continuity, or set it on fire.

 

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Spend some $ and buy or borrow a voltmeter. A test light isn't going to get the job done.

 

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arab al

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jrichker said:

Spend some $ and buy or borrow a voltmeter. A test light isn't going to get the job done.

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i couldn't find my multi meter dad borrowed it. he is gonna bring one from work today.

 

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arab al

Jul 8, 2005

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Fire in the hole!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for all your help man. Turned out to be one one of those fusable links. the one on the wire that splits between the tfi the coil and the computer. Nothing like the sould of open long tubes echoing off the basement walls