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To test the coil, connect a spark plug directly to it and ground it. Disconnect the (-) lead from the coil, turn on the ignition so the (+) terminal has 12 volts on it. Connect a piece of wire to the (-) coil terminal. Then with the other end stripped of some of the insulation, lightly scratch the bare wire over some grounded metal on the engine, and you should see the plug do some sparking.
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