<VV> coil resistance wire

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With the voltmeter on the battery,  minimum  cranking voltage  should be at 
least 9.6V..The resistor is by passed during cranking from  the R terminal 
on the starter solenoid...so the cranking voltage at the  coil will be the 
same, 9.6 or better...  Larry
 
 
In a message dated 4/16/2009 7:38:18 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
jciampi at embarqmail.com writes:

Hi  Guys,  I am trying to locate the physical location of the 1.8 ohm  
resistance wire in my 64 Monza coupe. I have been having starting problems and  
my cranking volts at the coil primary + terminal is only 9 volts. The non  
cranking volts is about 6 volts. 
I am charging my battery right now to  bring it up to 12.6 volts.

Maybe I need a new coil?  I have  replaced all the distributor parts, spark 
plugs. I have about 6 KV on the HV  wire from the top of the coil to the 
center of the distributor  (cranking).

Jay Ciampi
Florida
CORSA  member
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