Reply to "Coil, cap and rotor"

George PAdmin.

That's a 1976 ignition module, it was designed to operate with 1.25Ω - 1.35Ω ballast resistance, and in conjunction with an ignition coil having 1.40Ω - 1.54Ω primary winding resistance (nominal 1.47Ω). This is essentialy the same coil that was used with the breaker point ignitions.

Ford began using a new coil that utilized a horseshoe connector in 1975, I notice your coil has the earlier style + and - terminals that attach the coil wires with standard nuts and washers. You'll need to specify a pre-1975 vehicle to get the same type of coil.

The factory spec for spark plug gap is 0.044".

-G

4/9/1211:22 PM

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