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What are you calling the driver coil? If it is the coil to a spark plug check your spark. If only one cylinder has spark physically swap them along with the plug wires and see if the problem follows that coil. If it does just replace the bad coil.
You have to have an OEM manaul for specs and an ohmmeter to check the driver coil. Most shops have coil/condenser testers but the best thing to do is just replace the condenser. If you find a good dlr they could also check out the driver coil for you.
Ok I will try new points and condensors tommorow and see if that fixes my problem. I alreadry checked both ignition coils and they are good so I guess if the points and condensors dont fix it must be the driver coil.
