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Topic: TEA20 Electrical problems
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| Ray (Ont)
09-16-2009 18:06:36
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My 51 TEA has been starting and running great for the past couple of months ,yesterday after running it for about 15 minutes it abruptly stalled .I was unable to restart it and towed it back to the workshop where I discovered that i am not getting any spark , I replaced the ignition coil and still no spark , I replaced the condensor and still no spark, it is a 12 volt system with an alternator.anybody have any suggestions?
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| mittajohn Aus
09-17-2009 06:27:27
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Re: TEA20 Electrical problems in reply to Ray (Ont), 09-16-2009 18:06:36
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| Have you checked if the distributor is turning?
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| John (UK)
09-17-2009 05:44:44
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Re: TEA20 Electrical problems in reply to Ray (Ont), 09-16-2009 18:06:36
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| Apart from making certain you are getting power to the Coil from the ignition switch you should check the small bolt that runs through the side of the distributor bowl and that clamps the wiring and the points. If you remove this bolt, there is a small insulator shaped like a Top Hat but without a crown, this is where the bolt passes through. This insulator can get worn where it all clamps up and it will short out to the Distributor. Be careful you don't drop this insulator as it is so small you are unlikely to find it again....John
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| Bob (Aust)
09-17-2009 04:41:33
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Re: TEA20 Electrical problems in reply to Ray (Ont), 09-16-2009 18:06:36
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| Check the insulation between the points and distributor pin and top plate. The points may be shorted out to ground.
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| Richard L
09-16-2009 18:22:50
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Re: TEA20 Electrical problems in reply to Ray (Ont), 09-16-2009 18:06:36
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| I believe I would be looking for a broken wire or possibly check to see if the switch is bad. Richard
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| Jeff Z.
09-16-2009 19:04:22
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Re: TEA20 Electrical problems in reply to Richard L, 09-16-2009 18:22:50
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| As Richard said check wiring. Are you getting power to the coil. If you are I would change the points and make sure they are gapped right.
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