Electrolock?
 

This ignition cable is marked with the ford logo and number g382264. The distributer end is longer and has an integral cast iron hole to attach to the head bolt. Was this used on a specific A or was it an add on?

Re: Electrolock?
 

The electrolock with the long "banana" end piece with the integral clamp for bolting to the head was used for very early '28s

Re: Electrolock?
 

Sounds like the banana type end used thru May 1928.


Bob

Re: Electrolock?
 

Gridleak, please is it posible, to show me a picture? I am interestet allways to see old original parts. Thank you in advance!

Re: Electrolock?
 

Early banana cable.


Bob

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I know I am very fussy about the way I do things but why are all those loose parts placed on top of the head with open spark plug holes??? Ed

Re: Electrolock?
 

Don't know just a picture I found doing a search.


Bob

Re: Electrolock?
 

I thought the same thing .

Re: Electrolock?
 

I understand right, it means the hole distributor? Like the picture from my car?

Re: Electrolock?
 

No, The Cable going to it.. And it is a 1928 Dizzy !!

Re: Electrolock?
 

The "banana" is the solid curved tube (not the spiral wound cable) between the distributor and the head stud holding it in place.

Re: Electrolock?
 

If you knew that, Why ask the ??.. P.S. Its all made together, and that is just a considered name Vs. all the rest made..

Re: Electrolock?
 

OK, FM,
So who are you actually directing your question to in Post # 12??? Was it meant for the OP, was it for Synchro99, was it for Werner (who has English as a.second language)? And while I'm on the way-off-topic subject of considering confusing language, what do you actually mean by the expression "... just a 'considered' name?
Actually, I'm fairly well ready for Happy Hour right now, so need to answer... Didn't mean to be a bother.
Hopefully I don't seem rude.
Thanks

Re: Electrolock?
 

Huh??? What ???

Re: Electrolock?
 

I meant to say NO need to answer......

Re: Electrolock?
 

Ok, now I understand what's called "banana". I have not known this component as cable protection yet. At that time heartily constructed! Thank you for your good advice!