Reply to "Dual Resistor - WHY !?"

danishcarnutMember

Oh, crap..... That, if possible, made me even more confused

Seems on that diagram, that the blue wire has the resistor between the coil and distributor ? Mine is between the connector plug and the coil.

And still don't get why the Blue and Red wire from the connector goes to ? I now know that the Pink is the feed from the ignitionswitch and the Blue/Black goes to the Tach.

I'm going nuts.....

Why is the resistor needed on the blue wire ? To protect the Tach, or ???

I've added a schematic of how my wiring is like.

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