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  1. 02-20-2017 10:48 AM

    Thread: 1947 Studebaker Truck w/Chevy 350 No Spark

    by NTFDAY
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    I guess I misunderstood, are you saying the...

    I guess I misunderstood, are you saying the engine will not turn over (crank) with the key?
  2. 02-18-2017 09:46 PM

    Thread: 1947 Studebaker Truck w/Chevy 350 No Spark

    by NTFDAY
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    That sounds right. The ballast resistor is...

    That sounds right. The ballast resistor is bypassed while the engine is cranking, it comes into the circuit when the engine is running. When you get it running you'll find the the voltage to be...
  3. 02-18-2017 07:06 PM

    Thread: 1947 Studebaker Truck w/Chevy 350 No Spark

    by NTFDAY
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    What was the voltage reading on the other side of...

    What was the voltage reading on the other side of the ballast resistor? I would suspect a bad ballast resistor.
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