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9N Resistor Applications?? Clarification??

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Richard F.

07-12-2007 09:02:11




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I am hoping to get a few things cleared up on which resistors to use with what Electrical Applications.

I have a 9N with a 12V conversion/Front Mount distributor.

From what I can tell, there are two resistors that are used. There is the #1) Ignition Coil Resistor Assy (Ytmag P/N A8NN12250B), and a general #2) 0.5ohm resistor (Ytmag P/N 8NE10306, and I also believe you can pick these up at most auto parts stores. I bought a couple at Autozone about $3 each.)

Can someone please explain the difference between these two resistors to me? They are both ballast resistors? What is the resistance on the #1 Ignition coil resistor? What did an original 9N come with (6V system)? Do you have to buy the #1 resistor $$$, or can something else be used in its place, cheap?

Mainly I’d like to understand what to use when.

A) So with a 12V, Front Mount Distributor and a 6V coil, what resistors do I need? (This is the configuration that I bought the tractor with, and it currently had a #1 and #2 resistor wired in series with each other between the ign switch and the coil.) Is this the standard practice?

B) I also bought a new 12V coil. Dell (thanks for your help) told me that with this configuration (12V system, and 12V coil), I would just need the “original ballast Resistor”. So which resistor is the “original”?, or can I just use the #2 resistor from the auto parts store?

I set up the tractor with 12 coil and the #2 resistor, and she fired right up and ran good for about 10 minutes, then sputtered and backfired and died. She wouldn’t restart. Everything with the electrical system is new, so I’m thinking possibly Coil to Distributor contact spring problems, or something with the resistor?

Please advise.

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souNdguy

07-12-2007 11:13:41




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 Re: 9N Resistor Applications?? Clarification?? in reply to Richard F., 07-12-2007 09:02:11  
The front mount 6v coil needs the OEM balalst resistor A8NN12250B AND the 8ne10306 dropping resistor.

12v front mount coils.. well. it gets a little tougher. There seem to be a few different types out there.. Some work OK with the oem balalst resistor.. some seem to like a 1/2 ohm resistor made with 2 radio shack 1-ohm / 10watt resistors in parallel. Part number 271-131

Soundguy



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Richard F.

07-12-2007 11:53:30




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 Re: 9N Resistor Applications?? Clarification?? in reply to souNdguy, 07-12-2007 11:13:41  
Thanks for the help. So is the "OEM" resistor sold on this site , the only option, or can you get them anywhere quicker? Don't get me wrong, Ytmag has good prices, but I'd like to get something quick. I haven't seen any for sale at my local Tractor Supply Company (TSC). Would any farm dealers still carry these items are are the right application, or equivalant? Has anybody had any luck finding them. (I live in central Ohio). If not, I'll just have to order one. Thanks.

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Phil (NJ,Az,Sask)

07-13-2007 07:12:58




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 Re: 9N Resistor Applications?? Clarification?? in reply to Richard F., 07-12-2007 11:53:30  
The A8NN12250 A or B is the OEM Ballast (PTC) type required. I think the A or B is the mounting Block

I think these are available at NAPA part # in the 40's (like ICR41) called a Ford Ballast. They are fragile if not sold on the Block

The 8NE10306 is .5 ohm ( I don't know "why" you would use it if its a Fixed R). Some of the (PTC) type are marked that way but your Test may have proved its not PTC and it burnt your coil.
The PTC OEM Ballast Measure .5-.7 ohms (DRY, ohm meter) but increase resistance with current. @2.0 amp = 1.0 Ohm, @3.0 Amp = 1.5 ohm
Hope This Helps,

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souNdguy

07-12-2007 12:33:01




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 Re: 9N Resistor Applications?? Clarification?? in reply to Richard F., 07-12-2007 11:53:30  
Perhaps your local CNH dealer.

I'm not aware of a 'will fit' replacement that is an exact match tot he oem ballast ressitor. ( not saying there is not one.. just saying i don't know of one.. )

Soundguy



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