[AT] Grounded coil?

[Larry D Goss]

Be careful.  It depends on the coil and the design of the ignition system. 
There are some systems that require the coil to be grounded.  Others don't. 
To be on the safe side, I always make sure the coil is grounded.  We've 
heard Farmer's mantra enough to all know it by heart -- Check the grounds, 
check the grounds, check the grounds.

Larry

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Subject: Re: [AT] Grounded coil?


> NO.
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>> Does the case of a coil have to be grounded to the engine to work
>> right?     John W.
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>>                     In the wide-open spaces of NE Oregon
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