Re: No Spark
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Originally Posted by 1project2many
The answer depends on whether or not you have points or electronic ignition. With points you should make sure they are gapped properly and not grounded, and that you have a complete circuit from coil to points. An assistant can crank the engine while you watch the points open and close, checking for spark at the points.
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Need to set the dwell too. On the 235 distributors it is really easy to turn the wire that attaches to the points just enough so it grounds out. Always replace the condenser too. Did you replace the dist. cap and is the wire between the cap and coil good? Basically the coil stores energy and the points trigger the release. Also check wire from coil to dist. for grounding outside and inside the dist.
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Last edited by OrrieG; 07-02-2017 at 02:58 PM.
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