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How To Test Points And Condenser. To test a condenser with a digital multimeter connect the red probe of the multimeter with the phase point of the condenser and connect the black probe at the negative terminal of the. Start with something in the 10k range. If no spark is visible, check to see if the points or wires are shorting to ground either at the points or at the primary terminal screw going through the. If you condenser is going or bad you can experien. Different meters may require different range settings. Place the condenser on an insulated wooden surface such as a workbench. Points are the switching mechanism for the spark, and if they are worn, corroded or not set correctly, poor running will follow. A metal surface may cause the test to fail. If your car is still using points, visually inspect them and. If you don't i have a link. Try the measurements a couple times with a known good condenser to get a feel for how. Remove the condenser from the engine. I usually change my condenser at the same time as my points but here is a test to see if it's faulty or not. Test your condenser, its pretty easy if you have a multi meter.

I usually change my condenser at the same time as my points but here is a test to see if it's faulty or not. If you condenser is going or bad you can experien. If you don't i have a link. Place the condenser on an insulated wooden surface such as a workbench. If no spark is visible, check to see if the points or wires are shorting to ground either at the points or at the primary terminal screw going through the. Different meters may require different range settings. Points are the switching mechanism for the spark, and if they are worn, corroded or not set correctly, poor running will follow. A metal surface may cause the test to fail. If your car is still using points, visually inspect them and. Try the measurements a couple times with a known good condenser to get a feel for how.

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How To Test Points And Condenser Test your condenser, its pretty easy if you have a multi meter. Different meters may require different range settings. If no spark is visible, check to see if the points or wires are shorting to ground either at the points or at the primary terminal screw going through the. If you condenser is going or bad you can experien. Test your condenser, its pretty easy if you have a multi meter. Try the measurements a couple times with a known good condenser to get a feel for how. Remove the condenser from the engine. A metal surface may cause the test to fail. Points are the switching mechanism for the spark, and if they are worn, corroded or not set correctly, poor running will follow. Start with something in the 10k range. To test a condenser with a digital multimeter connect the red probe of the multimeter with the phase point of the condenser and connect the black probe at the negative terminal of the. If you don't i have a link. If your car is still using points, visually inspect them and. Place the condenser on an insulated wooden surface such as a workbench. I usually change my condenser at the same time as my points but here is a test to see if it's faulty or not.