Enigine has gas and no spark !!!!!
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Sorry, you only specified a singular plug in your initial post.
Where are you reading the 12v from? The end of the wire that plugs into the spark plug? Are you reading it while cranking, or just with the key on? Is th 12v solid, or pulsed? If it's solid, then your coil is most likely melted.
Where are you reading the 12v from? The end of the wire that plugs into the spark plug? Are you reading it while cranking, or just with the key on? Is th 12v solid, or pulsed? If it's solid, then your coil is most likely melted.
#6
Sorry, you only specified a singular plug in your initial post.
Where are you reading the 12v from? The end of the wire that plugs into the spark plug? Are you reading it while cranking, or just with the key on? Is th 12v solid, or pulsed? If it's solid, then your coil is most likely melted.
Where are you reading the 12v from? The end of the wire that plugs into the spark plug? Are you reading it while cranking, or just with the key on? Is th 12v solid, or pulsed? If it's solid, then your coil is most likely melted.
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