Reply to "Battery negative put on positive battery terminal"

blakeMTN KAT

Well, have spent the day testing everything. Bought a new ignition coil and changed the battery just in case.
With the ignition switch in the “run” position, there is 11.3 volts on both positive & negative terminals of the coil. When the key is turned to the “start” position & the engine is cranking over, the voltage drops to 1.4 - 3 volts....not enough to power the ignition.

Should I be looking at the ignition switch as a possible issue?

Thanks!

1/4/218:20 PM

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