Andy Stone said: (quoted from post at 02:06:46 03/11/09) I have owned a 1964 Ford 2000 gas tractor for 20 years and just recently it has been cutting off after it has been running for about an hour. It had already been converted to 12 volts when I bought it. As soon as it cools down, it will run fine again . Any suggestions
Stress test the coil cold, it should jump close to 1/2" gap cold (test point is pull the coil wire out of the cap),,, when it knocks off stress test it again,,, don't worry so much about the color,,, you are look'n for its ability to jump a large gap.
Coils give the best fits so its best to just replace it with a IC14SB are a IC64 no resistor needed used with 12V's
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