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I feel your pain as I've been there-done that many times.. It's always some little thing that you missed.. :fing20: Try this: start it up and ground out the plug wire @ each cylinder to see if it isn't that new coil.. (heard about it before) Get a in line spark tester form HF tools for a few bucks to check the coil output.. Another thought that comes to mind is to measure the voltage of the power wire to the coils to ensure it is 12V DC as lower voltage will cause weak spark.. Just a couple thoughts.. :goodl:
I feel your pain as I've been there-done that many times.. It's always some little thing that you missed.. :fing20: Try this: start it up and ground out the plug wire @ each cylinder to see if it isn't that new coil.. (heard about it before) Get a in line spark tester form HF tools for a few bucks to check the coil output.. Another thought that comes to mind is to measure the voltage of the power wire to the coils to ensure it is 12V DC as lower voltage will cause weak spark.. Just a couple thoughts.. :goodl:
