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Old 01-24-10, 03:20 PM
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Need a volunteer - check voltage on your leading coil
Would one of you do the following FSM test on a *running* FC?



Do you get 12v or roughly 6.5v?
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Old 01-24-10, 04:38 PM
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1200 gone......but......

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battery volts = 12.25V

(BY) Leading coil wire w/ ignition on = 12.21V

good luck.....
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Thanks for doing that.
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