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The (-) side of the coil will have varying voltage depending on whether the points are open (0V) or closed (12V). The (+) side of the coil should always have 12V on it now that you have bypassed the resistor.
Since youve replaced the coil, its likely the problem lies in the distributor. Does the rotor spin when you crank the motor? Have you replaced the points recently? Youll want to verify that the distributor is functional first, but you may want to consider replacing the points with EI. here
We looked online on how to get to the contract breaker points and everywhere said its underneath the cap and rotor. However, when we took those off all we see is a metal plate and no signs of the breaker, condenser, contact heal, or anything. Is it different for a 1993 Volvo 850? Is what we're looking for under the plate? If so how would we take the plate off, we tried. Sorry if I'm rambling but hopefully you can understand what I'm saying. Would love if you could help us. Thanks more
All coils with metal housings can be tested for grounded windings by touching one probe of a test light on the metal container and the other to the primary and high-tension terminals. If the tester lights or you see sparks, the windings are grounded out and the coil is defective.
@ahughes05 all you need to do is to attach a timing light and turn the engine over. If the light flashes you know that you get power to the plugs. [links]
So, I replaced the ignition coil to my 1993 volvo 850 because I wasn't getting any spark coming out of the coil. However, after I installed the new coil I was still getting no spark. I read up on it and multiple people told me that this is likely due to the contact breaker not being able to break the circuit which causes the high voltage output from the coil. I could not find any manual for the volvo that tells me how I would go about replacing this. Does anybody know how I would go about doing this or if this is even the issue? Would very much appreciate a reply. Thanks
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