coil wiring
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coil wiring
by 83powerram50dan » Sat Feb 05, 2011 11:50 am
i have an 83 dodge 50 with the 2.6 motor an i am wondering should i have current on both sides of my coil the pos side an the neg side has power on them ?
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Re: coil wiring
by mikewarme » Mon Feb 21, 2011 4:38 am
Dan,
Please explain better. You should have 11-12.6 v at the coil when ignition is on. Do you mean checking neg to ground (any metal) there is 12v?
Please explain better. You should have 11-12.6 v at the coil when ignition is on. Do you mean checking neg to ground (any metal) there is 12v?
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