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Re: Thoughts on Electronic Ignition Conversions?
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Posted by genep on October 20, 2005 at 08:37:45 from (166.102.51.134):
In Reply to: Thoughts on Electronic Ignition Conversions? posted by Dave in Virginia on October 20, 2005 at 06:17:33:
Pertronix are good units, and the people at the factory are great to deal with. Pay attention to what the instructions say about using a non-pertronix coil. They say it has to have at least 1.5 ohms across the dist-power terminals. Mine did and ran fine for several years, but the ignition quit one night about 150 miles from home. I put my spare set of points back in and drove on. I ordered a new Pertronix and it propmptly burned up. Finally the car quit running with points, and I found that the coil was shorting, and the resistence had fallen to 0. I bought a new pertronix coil and they warranted the burned up ignitor, even though my coil burned it up.
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