Disconnect any spark plug connector and unscrew the spark plug.
Reconnect the connector to the removed spark plug and place it with perfect contact with ground on the engine block. Be careful when starting, the spark plug should not fall.
Have your assistant start the engine.
If powerful sparks jump off the spark plug electrode, there is ignition current.
If sparks do not jump off, first perform a visual check of the ignition system. If the check is ineffective, check the current supply to the ignition system.
(For more information, please visit the website: fordbook.ru)
Ignition current measurement (Focus Turnier 1)
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