The easiest way to remember it is the way Skip Kelsey told me. Always think
of the distributor as ground.
Thanks
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Frank R. Krajewski [SMTP:FrankK@businesson.com]
> Sent: Monday, November 03, 1997 6:39 PM
> To: mgs@autox.team.net
> Subject: Coil Low Tension Lead
>
> Remember a thread several weeks(months?) ago regarding the correct way
> to install a coil. Unfortunately I don't recall the contents of the
> thread despite making a copy and subsequently misplacing it. Hope the
> question is simple enough: on which side of the coil, + or -, does the
> low tension lead to the distributor attach on a positive ground 1966
> MGB? I have been told both thus far and need some expert advice! Thanks!
> BTW, picked up a copy of the new MG World. Was mildly disappointed to
> find 1/3rd of the feature articles devoted to the "new" MGF. Have been
> deluged now, since its inception, with MGF articles. When will sanity
> return to the MG publishing world? Do we need one more comparison
> article on the "F" versus the "B"? Sorry about stirring up what I fear
> may create havoc with the list!
> Frank Krajewski
>
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