I had someone come out to the house to look at the boat. He refuses to work on it because it's so old, I have no problem with that, I don't blame him..anyway.
He took at look at the coil and said I have a 6 Volt coil with a resistor and he says I should get a 12 Volt Coil with an Internal resistor and just go right from the juntion box to the + side of the new 12 Volt coil.
The + side of the coil now does go to a ceramic(?) resistor then from there up to the junction box.
I don't really know the guys credentials who looked at it, but just wonder if that sounds right to anyone here?
I am having a problem where after the boat is warmed up, if I try to restart it, I get no spark and the coil is very warm. The man looking at it said if the coil gets warm/hot I will lose spark till it cools down. That sound right?
Thanks!
Carl
He took at look at the coil and said I have a 6 Volt coil with a resistor and he says I should get a 12 Volt Coil with an Internal resistor and just go right from the juntion box to the + side of the new 12 Volt coil.
The + side of the coil now does go to a ceramic(?) resistor then from there up to the junction box.
I don't really know the guys credentials who looked at it, but just wonder if that sounds right to anyone here?
I am having a problem where after the boat is warmed up, if I try to restart it, I get no spark and the coil is very warm. The man looking at it said if the coil gets warm/hot I will lose spark till it cools down. That sound right?
Thanks!
Carl