<VV> 64 Spyder spark problem
jherken1 at netzero.net
jherken1 at netzero.net
Sun Jun 9 23:13:40 EDT 2019
Just a long shot- but try disconnecting the tachometer. My rampside (with a Spyder tachometer) caused the same mystery symptoms and disconnecting it seems to have solved the issues for me. You may have to change to a stock coil (I'm assuming you used a hotter coil for the Pertronix).
John Herkenratt
Corvair Minnesota
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Cc: Scott Lowell <scott at traffic-jam.com>
Subject: <VV> 64 Spyder spark problem
Date: Sun, 9 Jun 2019 12:56:05 -0400
All,
Starter and lights work but I continue to get no spark (Pulled coil wire out
enough to see a spark arc.) on my son's 64 Spyder.
So far we've:
- Replaced the Pertronix Igniter unit with old fashion points &
condenser. No Spark.
- Replaced the coil with a spare. No Spark
- Checked wire continuity of wire from Positive Coil Terminal to
2-shared connector at firewall. OK
- Checked continuity of resistor wire from 2-shared connector
(Shared with Positive Coil Terminal) from firewall to 10-terminal connector
at Firewall. OK
Our next check is the wires from the 2-shared connector to the starter. We
didn't disturb these wires so I have my doubts.
Any suggestion on what we might do/check next would be greatly appreciated.
After the next check outlined above, I'm out of things I can think of to
check or try.
Thanks.
Gary Lowell
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