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Coil change 120-130

posted by  someone claiming to be Joaquin Novara on  Thu Apr 3 13:11 CST 2003 [RELATED]

Hi everybody!. Me again. Now, during some workshop tests, after the change of my distributor (from electronic to points - electronic k.o.), we check the force of the spark make with my old coil (original one - 38 years on use), and the spark was...yellow (like a coal flame)!.

I understand the spark would be blue, then, bad news for me, I need to change the coil. Of course, on my country (Peru) the probability of adquire a original coil are null. My alternative option: a "blue" bosh coil.

Then, my question: How many steps are need to fill for install the new coil? If someone has performed this exchange before on an Amazon, please write me some lines about his/her experience.

Thanks in advance...

Joaquin
Rojo 121
Lima - Peru

PS.- My usual excuses due my spanglish...(or best speaked, my misuse of the Shekeaspere language).






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