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| | | | Joined: Dec 2004 Posts: 52 'Bolter | | 'Bolter Joined: Dec 2004 Posts: 52 | the coil in my 51 gmc looks identical to the coil on my Jacobsen Garden tractor. They are absolutely identicla. Delco-coils. And I know at advanced auto you can buy a coil that looks the same for about 10-18 bucks. My question is: Are coils specifically 6 or 12 volt? As long as it looks the same, is it right to use? My coil is bad, I have no spark and I want to get a coil but don't know if I can get one if i say I need a 6-volt. Or is there even a need to specify? I just don't know anything about electricity. Thanks. [email protected]
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Also--in 2004, I invented the spotting alert network in stovebolt after seeing so many trucks when driving around. So that means I am cool.
| | | | | | ZooKeeper Unregistered | | ZooKeeper Unregistered | Are coils specifically 6 or 12 volt?
Yes they are & some have the resistor built in...Joe | | |
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