Reply to "Pertronics install"

George PAdmin.

John,

there's nothing to be gained by keeping a resistance in the coil circuit of a relay, safety or otherwise.

However, the light blue wire landed on the coil is the ignition resistance wire, and it is not connected to the resister in the picture. The resister is in the voltage regulator circuit, it is there to provide an activation point for the battery discharge lamp located on the speedometer's face, that lamp connects to either side of the resistor.

Like I've written before, a pic is worth a thousand words.

your friend on the DIC

8/12/0611:43 AM

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