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    Posted: 08 Apr 2010 at 2:27pm
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I think the coil is getting hot. It stops dead in its tracks without any warning. Let it cool down and it starts. Also the distributor cap is burning the center contact point (coil wire)off . Any ideas? Thanks, Jeff
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does sound like coil is getting hot, also are you running a 12 or 6 volt bat.? Should be 6 with positive ground. I would replace the coil and check your points for burning and make sure they are set to the correct gap, cant remeber what it is though. Good luck and let us know if you need more info.
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Is this 6 volt positive ground like original?
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Just installed new switches, cut out, all new wiring, generator and starter from tony. Farm and fleet points and condenser, plug wires. 6 volt battery positive ground. Thank you.
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