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Hey Guys, I found this coil and want to make sure it will work with TI ignition. Part number is :10037380. Coil says it is a heavy duty ignition coil what ever that means? appreciate any help.
Bruce
Bruce
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6 Volt --- I think as I have one on the shelf as a spare for my old 54 Replacement for 1953 -55Founder - Carolinas Chapter NCRS -
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Jimmy,
I don't think so. I believe it is for a TI ignition fuelie? Sticker on it says "heavy duty ignition coil? can you check out that number?
BruceComment
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GM Parts book Dated 1982 group 2.170 53 - 55 (6Volt) 1115380 Guess it may not be the 380 that I thought Perhaps Joe can tell us. When you are wrong --- you are wrong. Read up on it It might work with TI Latest and greatest from GM it looks like Read nothing about TI friendly. It does have a HOT sparkFounder - Carolinas Chapter NCRSComment
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Verify the part number. Eight digits may not be correct for a pre-HEI coil unless it's a much later service replaceement.
DukeComment
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Bruce------
GM #10037380 was a SERVICE-only ignition coil once available from GMSPO as a "GM Performance Part". It was never catalogued for any Corvette application. Might it work for a Corvette application with TI? I do not know. It is, essentially, an aftermarket part sold under a GM part number. It is GM-discontinued.In Appreciation of John HinckleyComment
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Joe,
Thanks, I put that coil in and it made no difference. Car is a fuelie and breaks up at 4500 RPM. have put in new wires , the plugs were changed 100 miles go. Don Baker rebuilt the TI distributor. George working with Antoneccli rebuilt the fuel unit. that is why I was thinking it might be the coil. Tried two other coils no difference in performance.
Does this make any sense to you. Car ran better with the vacuum line plugged. Of course timing has been checked and rechecked? Any Ideas?
I do appreciate your help.
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