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FDS3835 12 Volt Distributor Coil (Internally resisted) Fits Ford

FDS3835 12 Volt Distributor Coil (Internally resisted) Fits Ford

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One New Aftermarket 12 Volt Distributor Coil (Internally resisted)

Fits Ford Models:
9N, 2N, 8N

Tech Info:
-For N-Series tractors with front mount distributor 1939-1950
-For engines with distributor mounted BEHIND the fan blade(clips to top of distributor)
-2.4 ohms primary resistance
-11.92 kiloOhms secondary resistance
-Amp Draw - 4.5 amp cold, within 20 to 30 seconds drop to 4.0 amps after coil is warm

Replaces Part Number(s):
9N12024

Models This Part Fits:

2N, 9N, 8N

Additional Information:

2.4 Ohms Primary Resistance 6.60 Kiloohms Secondary Resistance Amp Draw - 4.5 Amp Cold, Within 20 to 30 Seconds Drop to 4.0 Amps After Coil Is Warm For Tractors with Generator/alternator Mounted on the Right Side as Sitting in the Seat. For N-Series Tractors with Front Mount Distributor 1939-1950 For Engines with Distributor Mounted Behind the Fan Blade (Clips to Top of Distributor) Note: Other Than the Factory Dash Mount Resistor FDS264, No Additional (External) Resistor Is Needed. Order ABC064 for the Mounting Gaskets

Reference Numbers:

87761617, 89837104, 47708982, 21A551, 9N12024

Product Category:

Agriculture
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Product Sub Group:

Ignition Components
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Larry Wright (Goessel, US)
Old ford back to work!

Perfect fit arrived early. The internally resisted 12 volt coil is the way to go when replacing this type of coil prevents coil burn out. I just replace coil 3 months earlier with one that was not. Old ford tractor sits out side fired right up everyday. Very happy!

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TOM Fletcher (Mount Pleasant, US)
12 volt distributor

HAVE NOT INSTALLED AT THIS TIME

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Thomas Lemens (Wheaton, US)
Ford 9N ignition coil

This is an actual 12 volt coil, resistance is 3 ohms, other coils I have checked that claim to be 12 volt measure 1 ohm making them to be 6 volt coils which will cause them to run hot on 12 and most likely burn out.