Posted by best785 on November 09, 2010 at 22:28:24 from (69.149.138.52):
I recently purchased a new coil , points, rotor and condensor to try and get more spark and that is failing. I have the points gapped like they are supposed to be and all wires hopefully in place. I also made sure that the # 1 piston is up when the rotor is turned to it on the cap. My problem is do I need a resister for this coil, there was nothing there except broken plastic. The wires were where they are know. If you look close you can see the broken plastic. I bought these parts at TSC (Tractor Supply Co). I was told there would be a resistor on the coil...I didnt see one. Any suggestions? Thanks
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