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05-13-2020, 07:34 PM
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If memory serves, they used a resistance wire to coil for run, which would drop voltage a little to keep from frying the points. While cranking, 12V would be supplied to coil, then when releasing key to "run", the resistance wire would provide running voltage. If it's open, jumping battery + to coil + would jump around it. Sounds like either switch or wire...?
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