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What Causes Ignition Points To Burn Out. We have a 1920's packard that has had premature ignition points failure due to overheating. It would pit the points but not burn them. Ignition problems, an engine that won’t fire, and rough running are symptoms of faulty points and a malfunctioning condenser. I have to stop and sand my points to get going again. Leaving the key on could cause points damage and the coil. The grease goes on the phenalic or plastic part that rides on the distributor shaft's lobes. I've replaced many in classic cars. Leaving the key on can absolutely burn out the coil. If the engine is difficult to start , and runs rough once it does start, then it is. What is causing my points on my 460 ford to burn after just a few miles of driving? A failing points and condenser system can cause rough running, misfires, lean and rich conditions. It keeps that part from wearing down and. Attached to the points, the condenser or capacitor stores the current temporarily to prevent the points from arcing and turn off the current faster. After only about 1000 miles the plastic insulating bush at the pivot has melted.

I have to stop and sand my points to get going again. Ignition problems, an engine that won’t fire, and rough running are symptoms of faulty points and a malfunctioning condenser. If the engine is difficult to start , and runs rough once it does start, then it is. What is causing my points on my 460 ford to burn after just a few miles of driving? Attached to the points, the condenser or capacitor stores the current temporarily to prevent the points from arcing and turn off the current faster. We have a 1920's packard that has had premature ignition points failure due to overheating. Leaving the key on could cause points damage and the coil. It would pit the points but not burn them. It keeps that part from wearing down and. The grease goes on the phenalic or plastic part that rides on the distributor shaft's lobes.

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What Causes Ignition Points To Burn Out Leaving the key on can absolutely burn out the coil. If the engine is difficult to start , and runs rough once it does start, then it is. Leaving the key on could cause points damage and the coil. Leaving the key on can absolutely burn out the coil. Attached to the points, the condenser or capacitor stores the current temporarily to prevent the points from arcing and turn off the current faster. A failing points and condenser system can cause rough running, misfires, lean and rich conditions. After only about 1000 miles the plastic insulating bush at the pivot has melted. The grease goes on the phenalic or plastic part that rides on the distributor shaft's lobes. It keeps that part from wearing down and. I've replaced many in classic cars. Ignition problems, an engine that won’t fire, and rough running are symptoms of faulty points and a malfunctioning condenser. What is causing my points on my 460 ford to burn after just a few miles of driving? I have to stop and sand my points to get going again. We have a 1920's packard that has had premature ignition points failure due to overheating. It would pit the points but not burn them.