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[@theoldmecanicoshow9004]

WOW Awesome. Thank you.

[@davidballantine728]

Great explanations and diagnostics, thanks for talking slow, i appreciate it. Am loving learning about ignition coils, they are amazing

[@theoldmecanicoshow9004]

Awesome...! I'm glad I was helpful. Yes, I also think coils are amazing, the way they take 12 volts and increase it to 30,000 volts. Thank you for the view and that positive comment.

[@chris-tc7px]

You’re a mofo rockstar man. Thanks for the vid

[@theoldmecanicoshow9004]

You are Welcome. I'm glad you liked it.

[@georgeriverasr.6298]

Great advise, Mr Mecannico. Thanks again from Houston tx.

[@theoldmecanicoshow9004]

You are Welcome and Thank You for the comment and the view.

[@francisdsa6790]

Thankful to you professor very good demonstration on bench and also under hood appreciate with a simple tools 🙏🙏🙏💐💐💐💐

[@CliffJumperRS]

Thank you very much! This helped me decide what ignition parts to get for my 89 RS Camaro! Definitely subscribed now.

[@theoldmecanicoshow9004]

You are Welcome. I'm glad I was able to help you and Thank You for the subscription, the views, and the positive comment.

[@johnz8210]

Cool. The light switches are a great way for people to get the idea.

[@theoldmecanicoshow9004]

Thank you for that Cool comment.

[@myfavorites1016]

I enjoy your explanations , very understandable. I had a 1994 Oldsmobile 88 royal i started it up after work , and suddenly my car died . Found out my ignition module went bad, about a $300.00 part close to

[@ThunderbirdRocket]

Great information - perfectly presented practical tutorial !!

[@theoldmecanicoshow9004]

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[@dannypereida2398]

Great video, thanks

[@muhammadraihanfirdaus8343]

Thanks for the explanation. Really helpful!

[@theoldmecanicoshow9004]

You are Welcome and thank you for the view and that positive comment.

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Muy bueno, Great

[@DIYStangsandFreedom]

This is effin awesome thank you sir!

[@theoldmecanicoshow9004]

Great...! I am happy to be able to help people learn about auto repair.
Break a Leg / Good Luck on your repairs.

[@mohammadal-gebaly3046]

Thank you very much , I like it

[@theoldmecanicoshow9004]

I'm glad you like it

[@nostrilsopen]

Thank you sensei!

[@theoldmecanicoshow9004]

You are Welcome and Thank you for the views and the comment.

[@naseemqureshi1966]

Bravo well explained

[@theoldmecanicoshow9004]

Thank you for the views and that cool comment.

[@Tiger-sl5if]

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[@theresabenassi-powles5626]

Very goid

[@theoldmecanicoshow9004]

Thank you for the view and that positive comment.

[@-joedal-]

I definitely learned something but ! where the hell do i plug my amazon tachymeter green wire 😂🤯 they say on the ignition coil but get nothing on the red and 10k+ on the black wire 😅 help

[@charlesdaka2512]

Could coils has anything to do with pulling

[@theoldmecanicoshow9004]

Hello. Do you mean Drain ? Like causing the battery to go low?

[@kimchee94112]

I was confused why its called condenser in the automotive industry when its a capacitor. My Google friend told me historically is was known as condenser back in the 1700s somehow changed (for the most part) to capacitor in the modern world. Auto parts house charge you more for a condenser but an equivalent capacitor from an electronic parts house is a lot less. That's a good circuit illustration of how to product sparks, ever wonder what that condenser is for? You don't need it to produce an arc at the spark plug end but you need it to save the switch or prolong it.

[@theoldmecanicoshow9004]

Thank you for the view and the information. The ignition condenser used in the points and condenser ignition system was the hardest part to explain to my students. When I was an automotive student, the instructor explained that it was to make the points last longer. The condenser would kept the points from arcking. I have tried to operate a coil without a condenser, and it doesn't work. It needs that special effect the condenser provides the system. The way I understand it, without the condenser, the induced high voltage will arc at the points and not at the coil output. Thank you again.

[@Centralflorida22]

Dont talk to me like I'm in elementary school

[@taraled]

You don’t have to listen/watch genius ! 🤦‍♀️

[@vincentbryan1962]

Ok Timothy. You’re in time out

[@Centralflorida22]

I acually just laughed at myself for writing this. 8months ago

[@asmukler]

I need you to explain it like I'm 12