Quote: CVPost-300jk (quoted from post at 13:42:01 10/31/21) If it is 12v system I would buy a coil for a
12v system that states right on it no external resistor
required. The one I used was from Napa and has the
number 905 on the coil, and IC14 as a part number on the
box. Do not use any other resistor with this coil. It is not
needed. Im guessing the wires may be causing the failure.
300,
ic14sb is a round can coil. Great to use on 12v conversions that have round can coils. Rontron has a front mount distributor and coil. The design of these coils is fragile. Even with a 12v version of this type of coil, the oem ballast resistor on the N series Fords is still required. But, as Mike stated above, the pertronix 12v module should be fed with full 12v (separate wire)
This post was edited by jimtrs on 10/31/2021 at 03:45 pm.
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