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Don Foster's spark tester.....wondering if?...

posted by  jsaw on  Mon Sep 22 06:15 CST 2003
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I could rig up my non-inductive timing light the same way or at least attach one of those handy tester's to it..
I've got a timing light that you have to phsically clip into the connection between cyl.#1 and it's home on the Dist. cap...a pain in the butt involving little springs, ball point pen parts, etc..... I take it the bulb used must be neon for inductive pickup of the spark to work?

Thanks!






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