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    Posted: 12 Jun 2017 at 6:16pm
Have a D19 just died today. Replaced coil still nothing. Getting plenty of fuel no spark. My question is will points from a D17 work. Went to tsc what a joke they are but they had points for an Allis 190 will they work. Just need it to run for couple hours to get done round baling then I was going to put electronic ignition in it. Oh before it shut off started missing. Like I said has plenty of fuel flow out of bowl. Just was wondering bout points from a D17 or 190 and if they'll work on it.
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How about the condenser?
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My vote is for the condensor, too. I do believe D19 tune up kits are the same as the WD45/D17, etc. 190 kit is different.
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So a condenser off a d17 will work. That's what I was looking for. Thanks for the input
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Do you have voltage at the coil with the ignition turned on? Look there first. You might have a bad ignition switch.
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If you have the electronic ignition kit on hand you can install it as quickly as you can change the points and condensor. Steve at B&B Custom Circuits has the good points and the electronic ignition kits or you can try NAPA for the points and condensor, don't buy the cheap junk from TSC.

Edited by Hubert (Ga)engine7 - 12 Jun 2017 at 9:10pm
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