Ignition coil resistance
I have a 1961 ES2 rebuilt and bought from old parts.
Can someone please tell me the resistance of the correct ignition coil as I think mine is drawing too many amps - 5 amps with the engine not running.?
Thanks
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I have a 1961 ES2 rebuilt and bought from old parts.
Can someone please tell me the resistance of the correct ignition coil as I think mine is drawing too many amps - 5 amps with the engine not running.?
Thanks
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