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Points Distributor No Spark. Poor points maintenance or ignition timing, condenser issues, wiring faults, worn breaker points, or coil failure can cause your points not. Let's learn how to troubleshoot for no spark in your old car. I cover lots of theory here using. However, any number of reasons could be causing the issue. The condenser and distributor rotate so that the points open and close continuously. It’s worth replacing this as a matter of course or at least having a new one as a spare. If the spark is weak, the engine is rough under load (working hard) or higher revs, or the points are badly burned, or the condenser could be failing. If you have a decent coil, you should be able to manually open/close the points and see a spark. The current from the ignition flows through the contacts and sends the voltage. I remember there is a gasket that fits underneath the housing to the. If your engine cranks but won’t start, there’s a good chance it’s because it’s failing to produce a good spark or simply won’t spark.

The current from the ignition flows through the contacts and sends the voltage. However, any number of reasons could be causing the issue. If your engine cranks but won’t start, there’s a good chance it’s because it’s failing to produce a good spark or simply won’t spark. If the spark is weak, the engine is rough under load (working hard) or higher revs, or the points are badly burned, or the condenser could be failing. It’s worth replacing this as a matter of course or at least having a new one as a spare. If you have a decent coil, you should be able to manually open/close the points and see a spark. The condenser and distributor rotate so that the points open and close continuously. I cover lots of theory here using. Poor points maintenance or ignition timing, condenser issues, wiring faults, worn breaker points, or coil failure can cause your points not. Let's learn how to troubleshoot for no spark in your old car.

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Points Distributor No Spark However, any number of reasons could be causing the issue. However, any number of reasons could be causing the issue. If the spark is weak, the engine is rough under load (working hard) or higher revs, or the points are badly burned, or the condenser could be failing. If you have a decent coil, you should be able to manually open/close the points and see a spark. Let's learn how to troubleshoot for no spark in your old car. It’s worth replacing this as a matter of course or at least having a new one as a spare. The condenser and distributor rotate so that the points open and close continuously. I remember there is a gasket that fits underneath the housing to the. If your engine cranks but won’t start, there’s a good chance it’s because it’s failing to produce a good spark or simply won’t spark. I cover lots of theory here using. The current from the ignition flows through the contacts and sends the voltage. Poor points maintenance or ignition timing, condenser issues, wiring faults, worn breaker points, or coil failure can cause your points not.