

| Subject: | Re: Engine electrical problem |
| From: | Daniel L. Katz |
| Date: | Sat, 10 Mar 2007 03:49:34 -0500 |
roy: assuming actual miss, and not problem with timing light, hall sender would be a possibility. dan On Fri, 9 Mar 2007 07:36:54 -0800, Roy Warner <roy.warner@JPS.NET> wrote: >I have an 87 westie with spark misses at the coil wire. I connected my >timing light to the coil wire and noticed a spark miss at idle. As I rev >the engine, the spark miss becomes even more prevelant and the gap in strobe >light increases. I have replaced the coil and the distributor (for other >reasons) and cleaned all the grounds. The coil wire is new and resistance >is good. I went through the tests according to Bentley and Pro Training >manual and voltages and resistances checks out. Alternator is good, battery >is good. >Is it time to remove the wire loom covering and start tracing wires or am I >missing something? > >This problem began after a shop replaced my engine several years back. They >even swapped ECU's to no avail. They did not methodically troubleshoot. > >Are there any other components that will drive spark that I need to look at?
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