I can help with the correct way to wire your coil, I have one on my N600 Sedan now.
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I'd like to help as well.
Are there any thick black rubber wires coming out of the coil? They are extra cost to the mfr so they are used for the HIGH VOLTAGE: one goes to one spark plug, the other fits the other plug. Then the coil should have one terminal that goes to the distributor(points) and the case should be grounded.
I put a motorcycle coil in my 600 car long ago, but it ate spark plugs because it was much higher voltage than the coil I replaced, yet it ran well. Good luck!
Let us know your progress.
Marshall tmoc1990@...
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Are there any thick black rubber wires coming out of the coil? They are extra cost to the mfr so they are used for the HIGH VOLTAGE: one goes to one spark plug, the other fits the other plug. Then the coil should have one terminal that goes to the distributor(points) and the case should be grounded.
I put a motorcycle coil in my 600 car long ago, but it ate spark plugs because it was much higher voltage than the coil I replaced, yet it ran well. Good luck!
Let us know your progress.
Marshall tmoc1990@...
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> I can help with the correct way to wire your coil, I have one on my N600 Sedan now.
> XXX-XXX-XXXX
> mike
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> From: "jmistche" rokhound@...
> Subject: dumb question re:coil wiring
> I am installing a new Accel 140403S coil in my 600 sedan and I don't > know how to connect the wires from the points and from the wiring > loom. There are two threaded posts on the coil and neither are > labelled; are these both connected to the low voltage side of the > coil? If so, does it matter which one I connect to the +12VDC and > which one goes to the points? The coil is intended for motorcycles > and the instructions esentially say "hook it up like your old one".
> TIA,
> Jon Mistchenko
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