installing new motor...ignition problems
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I bought a short block and built a motor the rest of the way. the boat is a 1989 formula with thunderbolt ignition. the motor is a 350 magnum. While turning over the motor sounds way to smooth i don't hear the starter struggling as if maybe a lack of compression. Is this normal for a motor that hasn't been run yet? I wonder if maybe my rocker arms are to tight.
Well here is my immediate problem..I have no spark from teh coil. I was having trouble wiring it, as i forgot where some things go, i have looked at a diagram but i think i have it right. I took a voltmeter to both the positvie and negative on the coil...they both read 12 with the ignition on...What should I do next?
thanks ahead of time for the help...the weather is nice and I am worried i wont get this thing running!!
Well here is my immediate problem..I have no spark from teh coil. I was having trouble wiring it, as i forgot where some things go, i have looked at a diagram but i think i have it right. I took a voltmeter to both the positvie and negative on the coil...they both read 12 with the ignition on...What should I do next?
thanks ahead of time for the help...the weather is nice and I am worried i wont get this thing running!!
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ok that much is right, do you have spark from the coil wire????
call me tomorrow and ill be more then happy to run through it with you and see if we can find the problem chop chop quick quick
call me tomorrow and ill be more then happy to run through it with you and see if we can find the problem chop chop quick quick
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