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On the 41 pickup its on the firewall under the rivers side dash. To bypass it simply place both wires on one stud. Tim
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BTW, am i correct in thinking it's just a bit of ceramic inline with the ignition wire that when cold creates little resistance but heats up when 6v starts coursing through it and when it heats it becomes slightly more resistant and reduces the voltage to the coil thus putting less stress on it and the points. ...or something along those lines? Last edited by hueyhoolihan; 03-02-2026 at 09:28 AM. |
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This is intentional. Part of the reason is that it can get very hot and you don't want to accidentally touch it.
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