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Testing a coil

What is the procedure for testing a coil? I have no spark out of the top of the coil. I have 12 volts to the primary side.

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Do a search. Look for a thread by early_s_man. Use his handle and the word coil for the search term. He posted in a thread (Bad Coil?) that details exactly what you need. His other threads have much more info to help you figure out what to do.
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What car and engine vintage, and does it have CDI or battery-coil ignition? You don't connect +12 Volts to a CDI coil, EVER!

Here is a thread worth reading in detail and saving on your PC ...

History of Bosch CDI ... toubleshooting info, parts list changes, and schematics ...

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