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UPDATE- Ignition Solved! If you are working by yourself, how can you check the ignition?, Checking for spark.... |
billh1963 |
Jun 28 2013, 06:12 PM
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I don't have any helpers this weekend and want to check for spark at the spark plugs (or at least spark from the coil). I don't have a remote starter so what options do I have for testing (seeing) the spark?
Probably a simple problem but I'm at a loss..... UPDATE 7-26: The cause of my problem was a shorted out tachometer! Once the tachometer was unplugged, I had ignition. A replacement tach was put in and the car runs fine. I would have never thought of that..... |
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