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Ignition Points Keep Burning Out. It should be around 9 volts (with a ballest. Knowing the signs of bad points and a faulty condenser could save you from engine issues in the middle of. As others have pointed out, pitted points in just a few. Two reasons why i chose to go back to old school points, the main reason i went back to points is because every so often. The proportion of time the distributor's cam keeps the points closed and open is referred to as dwell angle. Check the primary circuit (points circuit) with a voltmeter. The way the ignition switch/solenoid is wired, during engine start the ballast is temporarily bypassed and full battery. The condenser also helps prevent ignition point burning & pitting.so replace it with the proper value condensor ! The condenser stores the current temporarily to prevent the points from arcing and turn off the current faster. When the points open, the winding of the coil can arc across the openings. The condenser or capacitor is attached to the points. Bad or wrong condenser,can burn them fast. There are still coils around that are 6volt/that must have a 50watt resistor to use.

The condenser also helps prevent ignition point burning & pitting.so replace it with the proper value condensor ! As others have pointed out, pitted points in just a few. The condenser or capacitor is attached to the points. Two reasons why i chose to go back to old school points, the main reason i went back to points is because every so often. Bad or wrong condenser,can burn them fast. Knowing the signs of bad points and a faulty condenser could save you from engine issues in the middle of. Check the primary circuit (points circuit) with a voltmeter. When the points open, the winding of the coil can arc across the openings. The condenser stores the current temporarily to prevent the points from arcing and turn off the current faster. It should be around 9 volts (with a ballest.

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Ignition Points Keep Burning Out As others have pointed out, pitted points in just a few. Knowing the signs of bad points and a faulty condenser could save you from engine issues in the middle of. When the points open, the winding of the coil can arc across the openings. The condenser stores the current temporarily to prevent the points from arcing and turn off the current faster. It should be around 9 volts (with a ballest. Check the primary circuit (points circuit) with a voltmeter. Two reasons why i chose to go back to old school points, the main reason i went back to points is because every so often. The condenser or capacitor is attached to the points. The way the ignition switch/solenoid is wired, during engine start the ballast is temporarily bypassed and full battery. There are still coils around that are 6volt/that must have a 50watt resistor to use. As others have pointed out, pitted points in just a few. The proportion of time the distributor's cam keeps the points closed and open is referred to as dwell angle. The condenser also helps prevent ignition point burning & pitting.so replace it with the proper value condensor ! Bad or wrong condenser,can burn them fast.