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Re: Re: Re: Possible voltage problem w/coil w/res + res. wire in harness
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Posted by Red Dave on May 27, 2001 at 15:49:28 from (64.41.22.149):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Possible voltage problem w/coil w/res + res. wire in harness posted by Gene on May 27, 2001 at 14:41:10:
Gene, just out of curiosity, if it were mine I would put a jumper (14 guage wire or larger) from the switch to the hot side of the coil and see how it runs. This would effectively eliminate the 2 ohm resistance temporarily and give you a glimpse of what it would run like with a 6 volt coil. It doesn't have to be a fancy wiring job, don't remove anything, Aligator clips to the terminals is sufficient to try it. A 12 volt coil is just a 6 volt one that has the resistor built in. I agree that you need an internal or external resistance, but not both.
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