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have an early 90's hyster H50XM s/n H177B25234Y. Not getting any spark. Oil pressure switch seems to be good. What controls the spark beside oil pressure. Any ideas how to check the module in the distributor?

Any help would be appreciated
  • Posted 26 Feb 2015 09:27
  • By louis_r
  • joined 17 Oct'09 - 24 messages
  • Arizona, United States

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