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The negative side of the coil (-) attaches to the insulated stud on the side of the distributor housing. Inside, that stud has a common connection with the condenser and one side of the points. The points are the switch that triggers the coil. The condenser is the 'sponge' that grabs the big spike of DC voltage to preserve the point surfaces as they open.
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