most kill switches work by grounding out the coil wire feed from the stator, preventing spark.
if the 2 wires have continuity, the switch may be closed = off.
but truthfully, continuity is useless there, as the wires are connected at the other end too.
if in doubt, disconnect the kill switch.
| Subject | Written By | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| No spark--Topic by: Ken Pipkin | Ken Pipkin | 08/19/14 08:55PM |
| Re: No spark--Re: Double Trouble Dan | Double Trouble Dan | 08/19/14 10:18PM |
| Re: No spark--Re: Tim Regan | Tim Regan | 08/19/14 10:31PM |
| Re: No spark--Re: Glenn Kuehn | Glenn Kuehn | 08/20/14 03:10AM |
| Re: No spark--Re: Ken Pipkin | Ken Pipkin | 08/20/14 05:29AM |
| Re: No spark--Re: Anthony A | Anthony A | 08/20/14 08:02AM |
| Re: No spark--Re: Ken Pipkin | Ken Pipkin | 08/20/14 04:37PM |
| Re: No spark--Re: Ken Pipkin | Ken Pipkin | 09/01/14 08:14AM |
| Re: No spark--Re: blarga flarga | blarga flarga | 09/02/14 03:24PM |
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