I figured if I wired it backwards that maybe the thing would just fire in reverse, but I'm not sure what's going on. Old coil was feeling a little weak, was original coil 15 years old or so. Ordered a new one from Marco and installed it. Didn't expect any drama but the fuse blew on the power board. 250v 3a. Replaced it and decided to reverse the wiring on the coil (although I don't see that causing a short that would blow a fuse. In my mind it would just cause the coil to work in reverse?) blew the fuse again. Figured I had a bad coil so I pulled it and replaced with original. Blew the fuse. What the cuss?
With the wires off the coil every other coil on the fuse works fine. With either coil wired in they immediately blow the fuse. Any quick ideas on what bonehead thing I did to cause this?
There's just a small header wire and 2 wire harness headed to this could, which I suspect is working fine. I am going to test voltage on that coil wire next but I suspect it too will be fine.
Thanks!