[Farmall] Farmall 340 Not starting
Roger Moffat
rogerkiwi at aol.com
Wed Jul 26 10:20:36 PDT 2006
On Jul 26, 2006, at 12:11 PM, Larry Hardesty wrote:
> Bigdog. Should I not get a spark when I take the main wire running
> from
> the coil to the distributor and put the distributor end near a
> ground, such
> as frame of the tractor or the + wire on the side of the
> distributor and
> then crank the tractor? I am not. So it would appear no voltage is
> running from the coil to the distributor. Don't know why or the
> remedy...or
> am I doing some faulty thinking.
What do you mean by the "main wire" - the high tension "fat" wire
that goes from the centre of the coil to the centre of the
distributor, or the wire that goes from the side of the coil to the
side of the distributor?
If it's the high tension "fat" wire you're talking about, then there
probably wouldn't be a spark when you put that by the + wire on the
side of the distributor as that is only to earth when the points are
closed. When the points are open that is not to earth.
But there should be a spark from the end of the fat wire to any
proper ground on the tractor when it is cranking, or when you open
and close the points with a screw driver.
Roger
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