'30 Cabriolet, replaced all ignition parts, 6 volts thru out the system, no spark to the plugs. Set timing as well. Ran great when put in storage last Nov. any ideas??

Asked by Guru9YM8N Jun 12, 2017 at 05:26 PM about the 1930 Ford Model A Coupe

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

turns over great, no spark to the plugs. Timing set, replaced 2 wires. any
ideas

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Kelly answered 7 years ago

is there power to the coil ? it has a 6 /12 volt coil? is the Spark Advance Lever inside the cab ok,

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Kelly answered 7 years ago

points have spark? > http://modelabasics.com/Ignition.htm

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Kelly answered 7 years ago

rotor...need more info...if this didnt help...k

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Guru9XG3TQ answered 3 years ago

Check wire from ignition switch and wire from coil to distributor

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'30 Cabriolet, replaced all ignition parts, 6 volts thru out the system, no spark to the plugs. Set timing as well. Ran great when put in storage last Nov. any ideas??

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'30 Cabriolet, replaced all ignition parts, 6 volts thru out the system, no spark to the plugs. Set timing as well. Ran great when put in storage last Nov. any ideas??

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