SINCE I HAVE INSTALLED THE IGNITOR THE ENGINE WON’T START. WHAT CAN I CHECK?
The first step in troubleshooting involves answering a few questions.
- Do you have the correct kit for your application?
- Did the Ignitor install without any modification?
- Was the Ignitor installed according to the instructions?
- Did the engine run prior to the installation of the Ignitor?
If you answered “NO” to any of the previous questions, go back and correct the condition before proceeding. (Note: If any modifications are made to the ignitor magnet or module, you will void your warranty).
If the answer to these questions is “YES”, then review some additional common solutions to a no start condition.
- The position in which the Ignitor red wire is attached to is not supplying sufficient voltage. (See ‘Misfiring’ point above for ‘Voltage Testing’ tips)
- The air gap between the module and magnet sleeve is too great.
- The ground wire inside the distributor is not connected.
- The wire connections are not tight.
- The polarity is not correct.
