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Before checking the ignition coil, ensure there is 12V going to the terminal 15 on the coil. Note: Terminal 15 is positive, terminal 1 is negative. Turn your ignition switch to "on" and put a test light or meter on the coil, one lead to plus, the other to minus. The light should go on or the meter should indicate the voltage. Use extreme caution. | Before checking the ignition coil, ensure there is 12V going to the terminal 15 on the coil. Note: Terminal 15 is positive, terminal 1 is negative. Turn your ignition switch to "on" and put a test light or meter on the coil, one lead to plus, the other to minus. The light should go on or the meter should indicate the voltage. Use extreme caution. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
# Be sure to have a fire extinguisher nearby!! | # Be sure to have a fire extinguisher nearby!! | ||
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#** A reading of 11,000 Ohms or more, or a reading of zero indicates a bad coil. | #** A reading of 11,000 Ohms or more, or a reading of zero indicates a bad coil. | ||
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== Warnings == | == Warnings == | ||
