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How To Test Condenser On Points Ignition. Start with something in the 10k range. I usually change my condenser at the same time as my points but here is a test. A bad condenser can cause misfire and burning of. Check and make sure that everything is well grounded to the engine block. Condensers are mostly used in the vehicle engine and prevent arc damage across the ignition points and prolong the discharge of electricity through the coil. Retest the condenser several times for a consistent reading. Condenser failure is often a grounding problem. If the engine is difficult to start, and runs rough once it does start, then it is. Try the measurements a couple times with a known good condenser. Different meters may require different range settings. In operation the condenser will ring at up to 300 volts, so the condenser. A failing points and condenser system can cause rough running, misfires, lean and rich conditions.

A bad condenser can cause misfire and burning of. Try the measurements a couple times with a known good condenser. If the engine is difficult to start, and runs rough once it does start, then it is. In operation the condenser will ring at up to 300 volts, so the condenser. Condensers are mostly used in the vehicle engine and prevent arc damage across the ignition points and prolong the discharge of electricity through the coil. Start with something in the 10k range. Check and make sure that everything is well grounded to the engine block. Retest the condenser several times for a consistent reading. I usually change my condenser at the same time as my points but here is a test. A failing points and condenser system can cause rough running, misfires, lean and rich conditions.

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How To Test Condenser On Points Ignition In operation the condenser will ring at up to 300 volts, so the condenser. I usually change my condenser at the same time as my points but here is a test. Condenser failure is often a grounding problem. Different meters may require different range settings. Try the measurements a couple times with a known good condenser. A failing points and condenser system can cause rough running, misfires, lean and rich conditions. A bad condenser can cause misfire and burning of. Retest the condenser several times for a consistent reading. If the engine is difficult to start, and runs rough once it does start, then it is. Check and make sure that everything is well grounded to the engine block. Start with something in the 10k range. In operation the condenser will ring at up to 300 volts, so the condenser. Condensers are mostly used in the vehicle engine and prevent arc damage across the ignition points and prolong the discharge of electricity through the coil.