Im sure this has been asked before but ive not found an answer yet.
Ford do two common coils as below.
Currently im using the former, cableties to the cooling hose, with some leads nicked of a zetec and paired down to fit the cvh, dissy still attached
to plug the hole.
This works, but im looking to tidy it which is going to envolve a set of new leads (opinions on which welcome) and a bracket to hold it in place of
the dissy.
Ive got one of each, the second (that im not using) is lighter and has a flat base (fractional easier to make bracket) but are they simular in terms
of performance and reliability.
Daniel
They are the same in terms of performance, the latter is easier to get different HT leads to fit though.
I certainly wouldn't have the coil mounted to a cooling hose though, you want to keep it as cool as possible or it will fail sooner rather than
later.
if you want leads for a 'type A' one try the early 90's 1.3 & 1.6 escort/fiesta
quote:Latter is is then.
Originally posted by MikeRJ
They are the same in terms of performance, the latter is easier to get different HT leads to fit though.
quote:No, well, it was only ment to be a very very temporary bodge just to see if the megajolt worked. But then it did, and that was 18months ago.
I certainly wouldn't have the coil mounted to a cooling hose though, you want to keep it as cool as possible or it will fail sooner rather than later.
found it (eventually) according to PPC mag.....
the zetec coilpacks give the best spark, so you want one from any zetec engine (a proper ford/motorcraft one not a pattern part)
quote:
Originally posted by mcerd1
found it (eventually) according to PPC mag.....
the zetec coilpacks give the best spark, so you want one from any zetec engine (a proper ford/motorcraft one not a pattern part)
quote:
Originally posted by mcerd1
found it (eventually) according to PPC mag.....
the zetec coilpacks give the best spark, so you want one from any zetec engine (a proper ford/motorcraft one not a pattern part)
If its any indication, the duratec uses the type b, I have one on mine, totally standard and it manages to whack a spark across a 1mm plug gap with 12psi of boost no problem.....