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    part wanted for Ft. Mount distrib.

    Well at least this plate has a slot for the Compression spring to fit into. Nice plate.
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    (9n Distributor plate

    It appears that the Spring goes under the Plate at about 2 O'Clock, crosses over and hooks on at about 9 OClock. is that correct
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    (9n Distributor plate

    Can someone show me the right way to install the Spring clip that holds down the Distributor plate on a 9n. I have seen several methods but none is real clear as to where the top spring clip hooks on.
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    Coil Resister in line

    Yes Bruce I added a diode to the alternator and faced it correctly. But I am not certain the dam alternator even works.
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    How to wire 6 Volt 1942 9N

    Take photo's of everything on your tractor now, in particular take photo of inside of Distributor where the points are located, at the top of the distributer you will see a Brass bolt that the Coil spring sets on. It is critical that you use a Plastic insulator here so that the brass connector...
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    How to wire 6 Volt 1942 9N

    The above drawings show two Resisters in the power line to the Coil, My 9n has been using coils and I want to install an additional resister in the power line to the coil, can you tell me what resister I should obtain for this.
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    How to wire 6 Volt 1942 9N

    Make certain that you and the students understand that your tractor has a positive ground system. In other words connect the Postive post on the Battery to the ground spot on the tractor. (The Dash) The negative post runs the Electrical system on the tractor. I am not an expert but no one else...
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    Coil Resister in line

    I forgot the dam Link http://www.myfordtractors.com/12volt02.shtml
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    Coil Resister in line

    Bruce I cannot send a copy of the Wiring diagram I refer too, however here is a link to the photo-I have a 12v conversion with 3 wire Alternator. you can see the second resister in the diagram marked R2.
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    Coil Resister in line

    Bruce, I left the key on one time for about 10 minutes, otherwise its only on when I am working the Tractor. Right now I have ordered a new coil, and the tractor went dead after I parked it. No key on. I fear I need a second resister in the power line the feeds the coil.At least I want to try...
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    Coil Resister in line

    Thanks for your response Bruce, My 9n tractor is using up Coils, so I am thinking i need that Resister in the power line to the coil. My 9n has a 12v conversion with a 12v coil. The drawing I have shows a resister in line to the Coil. Problem is I don't have a clue about what resister to buy...
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    Coil Resister in line

    I have been using up Coils and getting slgggish performance from my 9n Ford, in looking up problems with Coils, I found that 9ns will use coils up protty fast. I also found a drawing that shows a RESISTER, In the power line to the coil, Can someone tell me what Resister I need for this-I need...
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    9N starting problems

    I have had the same problems, but doing research on this problem I found that 9n< will use coils- I have gone through 3 the past 6 months. On a site I was looking at, I found that you need a Resister in the power line going to the Coil. I am trying to find out about the resister right now...
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    does the plastic piece go top or bottom of copper connector

    That photo does help, but somewhere back a few months someone posted a photo in color so I could see the Plastic insulator. I wish someone could tell how to track down my Name as I could find the photo that way.
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    does the plastic piece go top or bottom of copper connector

    Can you post what the Original set up should be for this connection, several months ago, I think Bruce posted some photos of this but I don't know how to find them.
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