Posted by Freewheelin' on May 31, 2015 at 07:27:45 from (66.190.39.22):
In Reply to: Coil questions posted by John T on May 30, 2015 at 03:46:25:
Thanks John. I was told the secondary resistance should be 10,500 to 11,500. Apparently that's incorrect? What should it be? Was getting a misfire when it warmed up and with a new condenser I assumed it was the coil. Yes, I figured that the resistor would have to be retained with the 12 volt system and 6 volt coil. That's why I was surprised it wouldn't start. Secondary resistance on the FF coil is just over 5,000 ohms. I agree that Fleet Farm ignition parts are not quality stuff but this was for a friend who was anxious to get into the field and NAPA was closed. Anyway, I pulled the resistor and got a NAPA 12 volt. She runs fine now.
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