How To Test A Vw Beetle Ignition Coil Beetle No Sparkођ This week i demonstrate on how to check and test and ignition coil. donations to help support the video content, please click here: paypal don. Any issue with points would not be related to rebuilding, but you insist there is no spark, but positive voltage to the coil positive terminal, and no on off at the coil negative terminal when you turn the engine. that's why. 1970 vw (owned since 1972) and 1971 vw convertible (owned since 1976), second owner of each.
How To Check An Ignition Coil On An Aircooled Volkswagen Beetle Before checking the ignition coil, ensure there is 12v going to the terminal 15 on the coil. note: terminal 15 is positive, terminal 1 is negative. turn your ignition switch to "on" and put a test light or meter on the coil, one lead to plus, the other to minus. the light should go on or the meter should indicate the voltage. 1971 beetle: no spark at spark plugs. 11k views 3 replies 3 participants last post by t1beetle. jul 10, 2022. have been trying to get this bug started for around 2 months now. i changed out all the bad wiring i could find, replaced the ignition switch, ignition coil, distributor cap, rotor, point, spark plug cables and spark plugs. Here is some basic troubleshooting info for the 2.0 ignition coil. first unplug the wiring harness connector to it. it is a three wire connector, use a voltmeter and test for voltage on the outside pins on the connector, pins 1 & 3. you should see just over 12 volts with the ignition switched on. 2002 2.0 will not start no spark. after much help and diagnosis, the beetle still won't start. been thru the fuel system and diagnosed that it is something electrical as there is no spark. checked all the relays, fuses etc and i have discovered that the ignition coil is loose the retaining bolts were out about 1".
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