Check with the supplier of the Electronic Distributor you bought to see what Coil they recommend. if bought new the Distributor should come with Test Procedures and Instructions. Very important to use correct Ohms Value coil to suit the distributor. Coil failure most times occurs when they warm up meaning, when you test a coil 'cold' it will read good but when warm it can cause all weird and wonderful faults. Best is to find out what supplier suggests and buy a new coil. I always supply instructions and test procedures with my Electronic Distributors. always read and follow instructions. The old points can cop it from a Crook Coil but an Electronic Distributor module blows faster than a fuse when the coil is shorted and overloads it.

GuamMini - What brand/model electronic ignition kit did you buy and where from?

Here's what you bought - https://minisport.com.au/mini-electroni ... arts-brand

You'll see there's a link to INSTRUCTIONS just below the description. If you click on that it says, among other things, that a standard coil can be used.

After being let down by a couple of modern coils I use an ancient, crusty but trusty GT40 coil I had lying around. I have the same electronic ignition kit.