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Old 09-22-2016, 06:57 PM
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Which side of the coil (+ or -) do you connect the coil capacitor? I think it's an orange wire.

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Originally Posted by nasteve
Which side of the coil (+ or -) do you connect the coil capacitor? I think it's an orange wire.

Thanks for any help.
Assuming that you are referring to capacitor for radio interference (not the one in distributor), it should be connected to (+) pole, which is the one not connected to points in the distributor.
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Originally Posted by yaww
Assuming that you are referring to capacitor for radio interference (not the one in distributor), it should be connected to (+) pole, which is the one not connected to points in the distributor.
Thank you very much. Yes, I meant the one for radio interference. The thing in the distributor is a condenser I think.
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Thank you very much. Yes, I meant the one for radio interference. The thing in the distributor is a condenser I think.
In electrical parlance, condenser and capacitor are identical devices...

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