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equeen Regular
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Posted: Sat Nov 10, 2012 3:49 pm Post subject: 52 8N Electrical Partially Solved |
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Thanks to all who have helped regarding brother's 52 8N electrical problems. Special thanks to OLD for his "hot wire" suggestion.
Coil forward is now fine. Tractor starts well and runs fine - with electrical circuit/devices from coil forward. Problem was with the side post of distributor. I now have 3 sets of points and condensers in the trash from burning 'em up while trying to find and solve problem.
Tractor will not start when remove jumper and go back to all wiring and devices. Actually get a 6v reading input to coil. But tractor will not start unless "hot wire" as mentioned above.
Next step is to check out devices and wiring from coil input back - one at the time - to find the last, or at least one of the last, problems. Will begin Monday. |
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old Tractor Guru
Joined: 12 Mar 2000 Posts: 50434 Location: Lake of the Ozarks area of MO
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Posted: Sat Nov 10, 2012 5:23 pm Post subject: Re: 52 8N Electrical Partially Solved |
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Ok so it runs with a hot wire so next jumper the ignition switch and see if it runs that way. If it does bad switch if if does not then check the wire from the switch to the battery and ALL connections back to the battery |
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JMOR Tractor Guru
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Posted: Sat Nov 10, 2012 5:27 pm Post subject: Re: 52 8N Electrical Partially Solved |
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| equeen wrote: | (quoted from post at 19:49:46 11/10/12) Thanks to all who have helped regarding brother's 52 8N electrical problems. Special thanks to OLD for his "hot wire" suggestion.
Coil forward is now fine. Tractor starts well and runs fine - with electrical circuit/devices from coil forward. Problem was with the side post of distributor. I now have 3 sets of points and condensers in the trash from burning 'em up while trying to find and solve problem.
Tractor will not start when remove jumper and go back to all wiring and devices. Actually get a 6v reading input to coil. But tractor will not start unless "hot wire" as mentioned above.
Next step is to check out devices and wiring from coil input back - one at the time - to find the last, or at least one of the last, problems. Will begin Monday. |
" I now have 3 sets of points and condensers in the trash from burning 'em up while trying to find and solve problem. "
Well, you can go dig those condensers out of the trash for sure as you did not "burn them up" & probably the points, too, as a short in the distributor feed through would have prevented the points from ever switching any load current. |
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equeen Regular
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Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2012 3:17 am Post subject: Re: 52 8N Electrical Partially Solved |
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"Well, you can go dig those condensers out of the trash for sure as you did not "burn them up" & probably the points, too, as a short in the distributor feed through would have prevented the points from ever switching any load current."
Please explain further, JMOR.
Are you saying, in effect, that the current would have stopped at the point of the short thus nothing downstream of that point would have been damaged? Hmmm? Plugs don't spark with such a short, thus no current to plugs. Hmm? Makes sense if I'm understanding you correctly.
Not sure that I want to mess with a currently operating system to see if they work; but may dig 'em out and put a question mark on the package??? |
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JMOR Tractor Guru
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Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2012 5:54 am Post subject: Re: 52 8N Electrical Partially Solved |
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| equeen wrote: | (quoted from post at 07:17:02 11/11/12) "Well, you can go dig those condensers out of the trash for sure as you did not "burn them up" & probably the points, too, as a short in the distributor feed through would have prevented the points from ever switching any load current."
Please explain further, JMOR.
Are you saying, in effect, that the current would have stopped at the point of the short thus nothing downstream of that point would have been damaged? Hmmm? Plugs don't spark with such a short, thus no current to plugs. Hmm? Makes sense if I'm understanding you correctly.
Not sure that I want to mess with a currently operating system to see if they work; but may dig 'em out and put a question mark on the package??? | Sounds like you got it. |
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old Tractor Guru
Joined: 12 Mar 2000 Posts: 50434 Location: Lake of the Ozarks area of MO
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Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2012 12:39 pm Post subject: Re: 52 8N Electrical Partially Solved |
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I almost never throw away any old parts. I have a Ben I throw them in so if I ever need something and do not have the time to go buy it I look in my old parts stash and most of the time can clean them up and get by for a long time |
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