February 5, 201015 yr Author comment_308592 jwgarvey,The coil is a Bosch Red Super Coil - I have not been able to find the spec for it- I was expecting something along the lines of 10.6 or higher, but the temp was around 40 degrees, so that would have reduced the resistance slightly. Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/34411-cold-start-and-idle-problems/?&page=2#findComment-308592 Share on other sites More sharing options...
February 9, 201015 yr comment_309050 Bosch red coil (0 221 119 030):- primary (1, 15): measured 1.8Ω, specified 1.2Ω-1.7Ω- secondary (1, 4): measured 12.9Ω, specified 7.2Ω-16.0ΩBosch resistor (0 2278 900 001):- measured 2.0Ω, specified 1.8ΩSo according to the Bosch specifications, we are both within the standards :-) Edited February 9, 201015 yr by alhbln updated with bosch specs Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/34411-cold-start-and-idle-problems/?&page=2#findComment-309050 Share on other sites More sharing options...
February 14, 201015 yr Author comment_309626 alhbln,Thanks for the specs on the Bosch coil. Interestingly enough I replaced the bosch coil with a Pertronix 1.5 OHM coil 40011 and the resistor with a generic 1.5 Ohm from Summit and the car showed an improvement in cold starting and idle stability - actually got the car to start on the second try at 40 degrees. I'll detail more of this in another thread on the Pertronix ignitor and the 1.5 ohm coil w/resistor vs the 3.0 coil w/out resistor. Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/34411-cold-start-and-idle-problems/?&page=2#findComment-309626 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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