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Originally Posted by pavwa
Im new to this electrical stuff. I did go and get a multimeter but dont know how to use it very well. The motor turns over but just wont fire. I checked all the wires and connections everything looks good. I kind of messed with the multimeter but got a .10 dc reading at the coil when cranking but like I said I dont really know how to use one....Hopefully I can get this figured out soon, I was planning on taking it up to the cabin for the fourth for the first time and playing with it..
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A digital voltmeter is to slow to view a pulse. You need an analog type. (one with a swing needle). You need basic theory, some practical experience and a good understanding of electrical circuits. If your not very well educated in electrical stuff, then I would leave it to one who is. You might do more harm than good.