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In addition, a fouled plug (shorted) would take the hit every time and the engine would stop instead of running on one cylinder.
Sage
Sage
I have heard the same thing Sage has presented. I have to believe that if the Y cable worked like you say, there would be engines out there with Y cables on them. Putting the plugs in series forces the spark in the compressed cylinder
In addition, a fouled plug (shorted) would take the hit every time and the engine would stop instead of running on one cylinder.
I have been looking at coils for plan E. There are dual coils that are 1.5 to 5 ohm and some of them say "for points" Should I just eat this coil and get a 3 or 4 ohm coil? That might solve the entire problem other than the mounting of the coil. I could try this circuit or maybe build the circuit Les posted and see what happens. They are about 55 bucks. Seems reasonable.
If you want to get together tomorrow afternoon just drop me a line. I work till 5ish at 12/Haggerty
the 8th and 10th of MarchWhat do you mean 8-10?
the 8th and 10th of March
This week is going to be bad. I am displaying at the Detroit Autorama and I have some things I have to do to get ready.
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