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Some tb4 have a rev limiter called overspeed module under the amplifier module. The limiter is wired between the amp and coil or pickup and amp, can't remember. If you find a old TB4 cable without the limiter, install it to bypass the limiter for testing.
I had all 3 go bad this year. 2 went within a week and the third a month later. Symptoms were low coil voltage/ dead ignition and the third had a off idle miss. |
if you suspect low voltage to coil as athe problem run you a quick temporary jumper lead from battery positive to coil positive,just for the test
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Originally Posted by dodgezilla04
(Post 3786998)
I have the hp books, hotrod ding your marine 350 book and it states the IV's did not have a limiter but the v's do..... Which is correct? Cause my new motor won't spin past 4700, which is where the stock 260 merc stayed..... And the new motor has way more potential.
If you were hitting the rev limiter, you would definately know it. Its feels like engine has misfire. |
Well - after bypassing the kill switches, swapping the thunderbolt units ... Still zero spark coming out of the coil ! Turns out all it was - bad ground on the thunderbolt !! Bypassed the ground that attached to the bolt on the exhaust - put a solid ground wire to the engin block and now getting enough spark to light up the moon :). Thanks for your help guys - much appreciated !!
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glad you got it figured out,as i stated before,the mercury flowsheet makes it easy to diagnose,the dist ground is one of the first things they say to check.
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