Tell me what you guys think...
2001 Polaris Sportsman 400
Was idling, stalled, and now it won't start again.
Brand New spark plug. Battery is good. When testing the spark plug, it sparks only sometimes, not consistent. So we started looking at the ignition coil.
Ignition coil primary resistance is supposed to be 0.3 ohms, it was at 1.5 to 3.0. Secondary resistance is supposed to be 6.3K ohms, it was at 6.0K ohms. I should also add that the coil is receiving 12 volts as measured with the multimeter when the engine is turned over, so I at least know that the power is getting that far.
So the coil resistances are off and it's receiving power from the battery through the CDI, but are the resistances out-of-spec "enough" to cause inconsistent spark like this? What else could be the problem if the coil isn't it?
2001 Polaris Sportsman 400
Was idling, stalled, and now it won't start again.
Brand New spark plug. Battery is good. When testing the spark plug, it sparks only sometimes, not consistent. So we started looking at the ignition coil.
Ignition coil primary resistance is supposed to be 0.3 ohms, it was at 1.5 to 3.0. Secondary resistance is supposed to be 6.3K ohms, it was at 6.0K ohms. I should also add that the coil is receiving 12 volts as measured with the multimeter when the engine is turned over, so I at least know that the power is getting that far.
So the coil resistances are off and it's receiving power from the battery through the CDI, but are the resistances out-of-spec "enough" to cause inconsistent spark like this? What else could be the problem if the coil isn't it?