Good day everyone,
My otherwise fine running engine just stopped the the other day while at the slip getting ready to get underway. No spitter, spatter, sputter....just off.
Turned the key off, checked for loose connections somewhere...all good.
My old Palmer did this once and it was the coil ground where it passes through the distributor body....anyway this wire chaffed and shorted out on the distributor body. Checked this on the A4 and all good. Firm, clean connections everywhere.
I then turned the key and it started right up as usual.
My thought is....and my question to all of you...is could water in the ignition switch serve to turn the ignition off? It's been raining for a freakin month here and it is conceivable that some moisture got into the switch.
If so....should a shot of electrical connection cleaner into the switch suffice?
All ignition connections, grounds, coil wire, etc...very good.
Thoughts?
My otherwise fine running engine just stopped the the other day while at the slip getting ready to get underway. No spitter, spatter, sputter....just off.
Turned the key off, checked for loose connections somewhere...all good.
My old Palmer did this once and it was the coil ground where it passes through the distributor body....anyway this wire chaffed and shorted out on the distributor body. Checked this on the A4 and all good. Firm, clean connections everywhere.
I then turned the key and it started right up as usual.
My thought is....and my question to all of you...is could water in the ignition switch serve to turn the ignition off? It's been raining for a freakin month here and it is conceivable that some moisture got into the switch.
If so....should a shot of electrical connection cleaner into the switch suffice?
All ignition connections, grounds, coil wire, etc...very good.
Thoughts?
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