Re: Wiring a new coil

Posted by John T on December 14, 2016 at 05:33:04 from (71.54.163.172):

In Reply to: Wiring a new coil posted by eremoao on December 13, 2016 at 17:53:37:

All the elec switch does is replace the points which close and open with a solid state device that conducts then opens. Assuming you're at NEG ground the Ign switch output (hot when ON) wires to the coils + and the coils - wires to the elec switch INPUT which then leads to - Ground on its OUTPUT. If you previously had a 6 volt coil and a voltage dropping (12 to 6) balls and now use a 12 volt coil you toss the ballast and wire per the above. The elec switch has to match your ground (Pos or Neg).

John T

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