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Primary Ballast Resistor Ignition?
- Thread starter RichC
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Hi Rich,
If your 75 is still stock, it uses a resistance wire in the harness & a 6 volt coil. There should two white/light green wires on the coil + terminal. One wire has resistance & goes to the ignition switch. The other wire has no resistance & goes to the starter solenoid where it picks up full 12 volts during starting.
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If your 75 is still stock, it uses a resistance wire in the harness & a 6 volt coil. There should two white/light green wires on the coil + terminal. One wire has resistance & goes to the ignition switch. The other wire has no resistance & goes to the starter solenoid where it picks up full 12 volts during starting.
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