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Found an old 202 Ignition coil on a back shelf today.
Measure the primary resistance at 1.9 ohms and seconardy at 12.23 ohms on 20K scale.
Expected primary to be .35-.55 ohms and seconday to be 8000-12000 ohms.
Is this coil good?
Last edited by Yellow6t7; Jul 26, 2020 at 12:15 PM.
The ...202 coil was used with all single point ignitions beginning in '65 and also was the service replacement for earlier coils. Specs should be in the '65 Corvette Shop Manual Supplement and later CSMs.
As previously stated only the TI coils have primary resistance less than one ohm, so that ...202 coil is probably okay.
The ...202 coil was used with all single point ignitions beginning in '65 and also was the service replacement for earlier coils. Specs should be in the '65 Corvette Shop Manual Supplement and later CSMs.
As previously stated only the TI coils have primary resistance less than one ohm, so that ...202 coil is probably okay.
Duke
I got my expected primary and secondary ohms values from my CSM. .35-.55 ohms and 8000-12000 ohms. Am I reading it incorrectly? could these values be for a breakerless system?
Other places I've seen primary 1.24-1.46 and secondary 6500-9500 ohms.
I don't know if you're misreading because I don't know what your reading, but I ASSUME that the CSM specifications section should list coil specs by coil part number - one for the single point ignition (...202) and one for the TI system. What year CSM and what exactly does it say?
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