Posted by TheDurk on January 10, 2010 at 10:09:54 from (71.125.75.218):
In Reply to: condensor part# posted by Jim Becker on January 09, 2010 at 11:34:43:
JMOR said: (quoted from post at 10:58:42 01/10/10)
If you have had good results for 20 years, I sure wouldn't worry now. Fact is, they will run even if condenser size is off by 100:1, but as Bob said, "for good point life", the correct value is best. Problem is, how do you determine that when using non-OEM components? It would take a long time of observation & incremental increasing/decreasing condenser values to find the sweet spot where buildup/crater changes from one side to the other, then back off a bit. Not practical.
But I am NOT talking about just non-OEM. The ONLY IH condenser I have ever found for the C-123 with IH distributor 6V or 12 V battery ignition is 353903R92 that crosses to the IH200 at NAPA. As far as I know, IH thought it was 'correct' for both the 6V and 12V setups and their respective coils. I don't mean to be combative, but if there IS a 'correct' IHC capacitor for a 12V C-123 (other than 353903R92), I'd like to find out. I admit I did my research quite some time ago, and things may have changed or I may have had dummies at the IH and/or NAPA parts desks. This is also the only condenser currently listed on the CIH site for several other C-series gas engines with similar IH distributors. I am just wondering if IH simply decided that condenser was "correct enough" when they switched to factory 12V in 1963 or if I missed something all these years.
My points have always outlasted the distributor caps, which is the ignition component that always fails first for me (IHC or NAPA).
This post was edited by TheDurk at 10:20:50 01/10/10 3 times.
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