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As funny as that is, the spark plug wire on my 1200 jumped right off the plug once. I had the crimp it down a little to make it a tighter fit. Glad you got it going. TB
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Oops, spark plug wire was off, started right up. thanks guys for the help.
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If the ignition switch is bad, I would call the crook who sold it to you and tell him that you want a WORKING ignition switch!
I think it's been a year since I sold it so the warranty expired last monday
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I think it's been a year since I sold it so the warranty expired last monday
It was in January lew.
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your a riot Nick.
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Jackie Gleason? hehe!
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your a riot Nick.
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Nickster what's the deal? So did you have power at the coil or didn't you? Cleaning the points won't make power appear at the coil. I'm imagining you messing with connections probably brought it back to life. Always remember buddy, measure twice, cut once, or is it, wax on wax off? At any rate you got it but we are still confused.
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Nickster what's the deal? So did you have power at the coil or didn't you? Cleaning the points won't make power appear at the coil. I'm imagining you messing with connections probably brought it back to life. Always remember buddy, measure twice, cut once, or is it, wax on wax off? At any rate you got it but we are still confused.
The test light was showing no power at the coil, then I took the wire off the points. Then there was power, I put it back , then I cleaned the points, I guess it was a connection problem.
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The 149 wouldn't start again, installed new points and condenser and it starts then dies, I put a testlight on the coil wires... Nothing, is this a bad coil?
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Is the spark plug wire on?
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