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baddog1016

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Hi, I let it fester for a couple of weeks but the '94 Ocean Pro 200 I'm working on still doesn't have spark. I checked cranking speed by using my phone to record flywheel turns in slomotion. I think it's cranking at 244rpm but I wouldn't bet a lot on that being 100% accurate and it's mighty close to what the engine needs. I want to measure the stator and trigger cranking voltages with my DVOM that does do min/max readings. I am looking for a clever way to connect the meter leads to the male pins that are recessed in the connectors. What do you people who know what you are doing use?

Thanks
 
baddog1016 said:
Hi, I let it fester for a couple of weeks but the '94 Ocean Pro 200 I'm working on still doesn't have spark. I checked cranking speed by using my phone to record flywheel turns in slomotion. I think it's cranking at 244rpm but I wouldn't bet a lot on that being 100% accurate and it's mighty close to what the engine needs. I want to measure the stator and trigger cranking voltages with my DVOM that does do min/max readings. I am looking for a clever way to connect the meter leads to the male pins that are recessed in the connectors. What do you people who know what you are doing use?

Thanks
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I use jumper sugested in service manual.you could remove wire from connector.
 
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