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1965 Mk 2 Coil

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Hi, maybe an obvious and basic question but is the coil likely to be a ballast or non-ballast coil?

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Non ballast type, if measured, the new coil should be 3 ohm across the negative and positive terminals.
 
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Originally Posted by Accidentaljag
Hi, maybe an obvious and basic question but is the coil likely to be a ballast or non-ballast coil?

Thanks
Do NOT multiple post questions across different forums. I've deleted the other one from General Tech Help.

As stated above, it is non-ballast. Forum Sponsor, S N G Barratt list the coil:

http://www.sngbarratt.com/uk/#!/Engl...b-0e88a3a2057e


The relevant original Parts Catalogue pages:





The Workshop Manual (including Parts Catalogue) is available in the forum download area. This is the one Jaguar used to sell on CD. S N G Barratt also have a Parts Catalogue available for free download on their website.

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