Reply to "Coil location, heater valve bracket location"

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Chris and Nate, the coil was Ford (designated in the parts book), yes the placement there on the right (with the HV coil wire taped up in the harness). Nate, the impression on '1076 is (literally, the impression in the bitumen board) is the same as yours that the bracket for the coil had one screw and was rotated so the coil faced Up. See also 1046, though rotated the original impression is there. https://pantera.infopop.cc/top...435#1598208419866435

Coil bracket on 1076 also looks like yours..

Agree, no cable on the heater valves. Chris, that is plural, there was one each left and right--both the easy to find Giulia valve. The brackets are riveted on.

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