Pulled the cap and rotor off saw some corrosion on the cap used some sand paper to clean it same with the rotor and made sure the rotor button was contacting the cap. Even so shouldn’t it at least spark somewhat considering electricity jumps gaps?
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About this much??
Power and ground are good as is the connection and wires.Another thing to check is the power and ground for the distributor is good.....
So one lead to the ground on the coil itself and the other lead to the tach output from my distributor looking for 1-4v ac while cranking?One could also pull the coil cap to expose the terminals, put a DVOM on the tach lead, and see if the module is triggering the coil: one side to ground, other lead to tach, DVOM set to AC, look for 1-4VAC while cranking.
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