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Hi Ed,
Welcome back!
Actually, I'm not sure that all the problems are identified.
1. I replaced the leading coil which did not
fire.
2. Running the wires revealed a broken
connection.
3. when repaired, the coils fired perfectly.
What
we don't know for sure: When was the connector broken? I think from
a strain while replacing the coil, but I'm not sure if it did not
happen some time back with the previous coil.
Conclusion: Protect the coils (and other stuff) from the exhaust radient
heat.
regards
Tommy<><
Great to hear you got both coils firing. I
presume you found the problem.
Ed
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