Re: Electronic ignition

Posted by TxGoat On 2023/9/10 20:56:56
Starting issues with 6 volt systems are usually related to the starter or starter circuit, or a weak battery.

Starters in poor condition will draw excess current and deliver slower cranking. Weak batteries can't deliver full rated current or support system voltage during cranking and they are very hard on good starters.

The charging system needs to be in good order to keep the battery up and avoid overcharging.


I've never had issues with ignition points to the extent that I'd want to convert to some other system. Points last a long time in a proper installation, and in my experience, the stock, 6 volt point system will easily start the car under adverse conditions if the starter and charging system and battery are in good order.

Weak batteries, worn starters, and inadequate cables cause most starting issues.

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