Bypass or remove the resistor wire?
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Bypass or remove the resistor wire?
Im stalling an accel breakerless dist. and coil. The instructions say to remove, or bypass the resistor wire. How do I do that? What does the resistor look like?
Before I put the new engine in the truck it had a points conversion kit on it.
What's the best way to do this? I'm not a wiring guy.
Before I put the new engine in the truck it had a points conversion kit on it.
What's the best way to do this? I'm not a wiring guy.
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Dont know, but that is a good looking engine!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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yeah but what a trade off!!!
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re: Bypass or remove the resistor wire?
The resistor wire is a pink (yes, pink) wire coming off your ignition switch. It goes over to a connector that goes out to your coil, along with your oil pressure and coolant temp wires. I had to remove this wire when I installed my Pertronix II system!
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I bypassed mine putting the Petronix in. Just ran another wire from the same plug space as the resistor wire off the ignition plug. In case I needed to switch back to points.
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re: Bypass or remove the resistor wire?
Here are some pics. I don't see a pink wire going into the ignition. But I do see one that leads to panel light just above my parking brake.
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Which ignition plug? The one that comes out of the firewall? Or at the key cylinder?heep70 wrote:I bypassed mine putting the Petronix in. Just ran another wire from the same plug space as the resistor wire off the ignition plug. In case I needed to switch back to points.
We really need a tutorial about this.
I was think of just running a wire from the battery to a toggle to the coil.
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re: Bypass or remove the resistor wire?
Here are a couple closeup pics of the resistor wire. Notice how it's specially marked as such.
I wouldn't remove it, just by-pass it, in case you ever decide to reinstall the points.
I wouldn't remove it, just by-pass it, in case you ever decide to reinstall the points.
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When I installed my Pertronix II, I ran a new wire from the solenoid to the center of the dash; made a two-way splice; ran one of the wires over to the ignition switch to replace the pink resistor wire and the other one out to the coil. I replaced the wiring because mine was kinda ragged, plus the Pertronix II instructions said to remove the resistor wire to make sure the module got a full 12V!xMAJORx wrote:
I was think of just running a wire from the battery to a toggle to the coil.
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