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>I have a 1974 Ski-Doo TNT 340E. I spent my entire >childhood riding this sled and a '74 Elan 250. >Currently, the Elan is outside (the engine seized). We >plan on bringing that in soon. Both sleds were sitting >outside due to lack of snow until last year we brought >in the TNT and started it up. It ran fine the entire >winter. This year (about two weeks ago) we cleaned it >up, charged the battery, and fired it up. It started >on the electric start just fine and I spent all day >riding it. I was riding along the side of a road when >it just died. I tried to start it again, but no use. >It started twice with the choke on, but as soon as I'd >push the choke back in and press the throttle, it >died. We dragged it home and discovered no spark. We >changed the plugs, and still, no spark. We changed >some wire clamps (not sure the name.. attached near >the spark wire). We discussed it with our former >skidoo mechanic and he thought that it might be the >points in the condenser. Is it possible? And how can >we get to that?

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