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google ballast resistor and see if you need one.
The ballast resistor serves to reduce the voltage that the coil sees - typically to 8 or 9 volts. When the starter is cranking the engine, the ballast resistor is bypassed by a contact in the starter solenoid, thereby allowing full voltage to the coil.
The ballast resistor serves to reduce the voltage that the coil sees - typically to 8 or 9 volts. When the starter is cranking the engine, the ballast resistor is bypassed by a contact in the starter solenoid, thereby allowing full voltage to the coil.
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