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- stan909ExplorerThat's interesting. I was on the Central California coast when this happened. Humidity was high. Very dry here in Inland Empire I will file that away for the future. Thanks. Thanks also to Admin for moving this to correct forum.
- mboppExplorerI had a leaky creamic body on the electrode, it was OK after it was running and got hot but if you let it set a few weeks it would absorb moisture and not spark. I replaced it and it was fine when I sold the TT.
- Old-BiscuitExplorer III
stan909 wrote:
I went and unplugged and replugged in all the connectors to the igniter board and it fired right up. Maybe the leads were a little corroded. It is 20 years old after all.
Doesn't take much to stop 12V.
Hope it continues to ignite. - 1492ModeratorMoved from Forum Technical Support
- stan909ExplorerI went and unplugged and replugged in all the connectors to the igniter board and it fired right up. Maybe the leads were a little corroded. It is 20 years old after all.
- stan909ExplorerNo spark. No clicking sound. I will check grounds. Thanks
- Old-BiscuitExplorer IIIDoes the electronic ignition make a spark?
No spark....bad spark electrode, bad high tension wire, bad connection at board, bad ground connection.
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