Ignition Coil Ohm Reading
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Ignition Coil Ohm Reading
Howdy all, question for all the gurus.
I’ve got a a stock 2007 FLHR and I’m testing the stock single fire ignition coil. I’ve got .5 on one pin and .9 on the other. I know it’s supposed to read between .5 and .7 but is this a tell tale sign of a faulty coil?
Thanks for the help in advance.
I’ve got a a stock 2007 FLHR and I’m testing the stock single fire ignition coil. I’ve got .5 on one pin and .9 on the other. I know it’s supposed to read between .5 and .7 but is this a tell tale sign of a faulty coil?
Thanks for the help in advance.
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What I can tell you is, I have had the ohm good, and fail periodically. Heat or vibration I don't know.
What is going on?
I am replacing my 07 this winter based on age, when I have tank off
What is going on?
I am replacing my 07 this winter based on age, when I have tank off
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Howdy all, question for all the gurus.
I’ve got a a stock 2007 FLHR and I’m testing the stock single fire ignition coil. I’ve got .5 on one pin and .9 on the other. I know it’s supposed to read between .5 and .7 but is this a tell tale sign of a faulty coil?
Thanks for the help in advance.
I’ve got a a stock 2007 FLHR and I’m testing the stock single fire ignition coil. I’ve got .5 on one pin and .9 on the other. I know it’s supposed to read between .5 and .7 but is this a tell tale sign of a faulty coil?
Thanks for the help in advance.
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