Re: IML: 56 Ignition Problem

[Brad Weikert <a292@xxxxxxx>]

Well I certainly hope that fixes it for you.  Strange that the coil 
would be fried, a bad condenser should not damage the coil.  A good 
coil will act like it's bad if the condenser is not working but will 
work fine again once the condenser is replaced.

Have a good evening
Brad


On Feb 7, 2007, at 9:09 PM, Jeff Cantor wrote:

> Brad,
>
> Your explanation made very good sense!  As a mechanical engineer, I 
> always forget to use the water analogy when dealing with electricity.
>
> Now I think can feel pretty safe in saying that my problem is probably 
> the condenser (and the now fried coil).
>
> Jeff
> 56 Sedan
> Trenton, NJ



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