T.I. Ignition

[67ragtop]

The T.I. wiring harness on my 67 has a white (cloth type) resistance wire at the beginning of the 12 volt feed to the ignition system and another at the
+ side of the coil.

What is the purpose of this resistance wire?

1. Is it suppose to reduce the voltage to the pulse amplifier? If so, what voltage should I have going into the amplifier (18 pink)?

2. Is it some type of safety device to protect the amplifier against a short circuit?

Several people have told me #1 is correct but no one seems to know what the voltage drop is. The NCRS electrical wiring diagram makes reference to #2 that would indicate there is no voltage drop.


Thanks,
Mike

 

[JohnZ]

Check with Dave Fiedler at www.tispecialty.com ; he'll have your answer.

 

[67ragtop]

Check with Dave Fiedler at www.tispecialty.com ; he'll have your answer.

Thanks John, I'll give him a call.