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Only other thing I could suggest is to monitor the voltage across the coil when it's malfunctioning to make sure it's not being told to lower. If you can determine that there is no diode suppression inside the coil, you might try switching polarity to the coil.
  • Posted 10 Jul 2020 02:38
  • By lumberjack
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  • Maryland, United States

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