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Armored coil bypass 444-544 1964

posted by  s_r_c on  Thu May 24 09:06 CST 2007
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Was hoping to at least temporarily install an auxiliary coil to run off of, and was curious about the best way to do it. I'd prefer not to cut the armored one, but if that's the way to do it...

We suspect the coil is bad so maybe no great loss.

Can I just hook the new coil up to any switched IGN power on the back of the switch itself? To the starter solenoid?

Sorry if it's been covered before, search keeps timing out.

Thanks much, -Sean
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1966 122s, 1970 142s, 1974 142e... Blue is Beautiful






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