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Posted by 230,H,M on October 07, 2002 at 17:04:58 from (65.59.65.31):
I have read with much interest the comments regarding ignition coils. Having read these I have a question regarding 12 volt coils. When using a "generic" 12 volt coil an ignition resistor is used to reduce the voltage to approximately 6 volts at the coil. I understand that Wells makes a coil that does not require a resistor and that NAPA also has one (part numbers unknown}. What makes these coils different than the "generic" that requires the resistor? What happens if a resistor is used with one of the coils that does not require one?
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