6 volt coil for the Cord 810-812

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19 Aug 2007 13:04 #7777 by Jazzman

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AMEN

I have heard there are 29,816 parts to one of these cords. Most of mine came ups..... and didn't fit

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18 Aug 2007 13:46 #7768 by Josh Malks

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Last comment. Don't use it to run your car with. Endless grief from NOS coils, whose shellac internal insulation has long since broken down. Gut it and use a modern coil under the dash, with wires poking out of the NOS coil.

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18 Aug 2007 13:42 #7767 by e merancy

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Pete. correct coil mount is also on ebay, number 320147750440 Ed.M.

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18 Aug 2007 13:35 #7766 by e merancy

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Pete, I found mine on Ebay right now there is an after market coil available check out item number 150150758674 or keep looking on ebay for the autolite coil which was original equipment they do show up on occasion. Good Luck Ed.M.

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18 Aug 2007 01:00 #7759 by stroker

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Gents; Can someone tell me where I can get a 6 volt coil for my Cord 810? As I understand there should be the high tension lead and the primary lead coming out the front and a couple of leads out the back for the ignition switch, which should be in an armored shroud.

Any help will be greatly appreciated!

Pete Rhoads

pete rhoads, restoring 810 phaeton 2241 H

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