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    need a little help on my wiring

     



    my 348 chevy block is not giving me spark i

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    Need more information,,,is it HEI ?? or standard point type ignition.??
    what where the circumstances leading up to the condition you described??
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    That's because the block doesn't produce spark, the ignition coil does!



    As T-Bucket said, more info please.
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    ok i have the wire from the starter it has a (S) CORRECT i have that wire... right now runnig to the bat so that way i can make the car start with out using the key ok now i am not getting spark from the coil my points are moving when i trun the car over but iam not getting spark how should the wires form the coil be the + goes where the - goes to the points correct but where does the + from the coil go. sorry for little info thanks for trying to help ::::::::notes the car was working and runnig before i put a new starter one more thing i am putting new wires in the car so iam not using the the key iam trying to start it direct so i can move it from where its at . hopefully this helps

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    Well, the "S" wire will make the starter run, but you won't have any power to the coil without the switch on or a separate power wire to the coil.
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    so what wire goes to the + coil oldf100fordman

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    You need to go to your public library and take out a book.
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    + on the coil is switched power,then another wire to the positive will be the balast resister wire,,,and negative goes to your distributor points.
    here's a diagram:
    Last edited by Thunderbucket; 03-19-2005 at 10:47 AM.
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