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Re: Electric shock from an HT lead
Posted by 'jofabby' on 08 Nov 2009 @ 22:31

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jofabbyJoined: February 2007
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It sounds like you have a poor or no earth at all on the engine, electric is lazy just like water it will take the quickest and easiest route and sounds like that was you ! its only approx 30,000 volts honest ! them coils pack a punch !
fit a heavy duty strap between the coil and the engine make sure it has a good point of contact to both sides , i.e coil and engine, should be ok after that.
regards
wes

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Electric shock from an HT lead by 'Booney' (08 Nov 2009 @ 22:11)

Re: Electric shock from an HT lead by 'michaelg36' (08 Nov 2009 @ 22:19)

Re: Electric shock from an HT lead by 'TKMracer26' (08 Nov 2009 @ 22:22)

Re: Electric shock from an HT lead by 'jofabby' << You are here!

Re: Electric shock from an HT lead by 'chriskasch' (08 Nov 2009 @ 22:36)

Re: Electric shock from an HT lead by 'speedyman' (09 Nov 2009 @ 8:03)

Re: Electric shock from an HT lead by 'Chris34' (09 Nov 2009 @ 9:18)

Re: Electric shock from an HT lead by 'chriskasch' (09 Nov 2009 @ 10:15)

Re: Electric shock from an HT lead by 'Booney' (09 Nov 2009 @ 22:40)

Re: Electric shock from an HT lead by 'Doink' (11 Nov 2009 @ 21:15)

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