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How to hook coil up 444-544

posted by  volvosteve on  Fri Oct 9 10:25 CST 2009
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There is a much way to deal with this. Take the wire from the positive side of you new coil to one of the fuses in the fuse box (one that is powered when the ignition is on)Try to find an unused tab on the left side of the fuse if you are facing the car. The neg wire goes the points terminal on the dizzy. I have done this personally, and keep a spare new style coil in the car for emergencies. I did this when I suspected my original coil may be failing, turned out to be something completely unrelated.
Steve
PS if you have not yet fixed the car try this and let me know how it turns out.






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