RE:No Spark
Posted: Sat Sep 04, 2004 1:12 pm
Will,
Have you tried running the jumper wire ?
The ignition coil should have two wires coming off the positive terminal, one wire goes to the ballast resistor, and the other wire from the starter solenoid. You bypass the ballast when in the start position because you have ~ 9- 10 volts to the coil when cranking, due to the starter draw, so the ballast is not needed.
If you have the car running in the crank( start) position, then you are on the bypass wire. Sounds like you may have a problem in the wiring or ballast / ignition switch when in the run position.
JC
Have you tried running the jumper wire ?
The ignition coil should have two wires coming off the positive terminal, one wire goes to the ballast resistor, and the other wire from the starter solenoid. You bypass the ballast when in the start position because you have ~ 9- 10 volts to the coil when cranking, due to the starter draw, so the ballast is not needed.
If you have the car running in the crank( start) position, then you are on the bypass wire. Sounds like you may have a problem in the wiring or ballast / ignition switch when in the run position.
JC