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Old 07-13-2024, 01:59 PM   #1
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Default Do I need a solid core plug wire on a 1933 Ford ?

I had a problem with a intermittent running condition on my new to me stock 1933 Ford Model B. I traced it to the coil wire and ordered a correct replacement from a reputable vender waited the week to get it for it not to fit. It was short by 3 inches ( insert joke here ), So I was going to just made one from a standard Carbon core plug wire to get the car running .



I know this sounds a little weird, but you just cant use any coil wire the coil is mounted under the dash on a Model B 4 cylinder. This makes the coil wire a little over 2 feet long.


Will a carbon core wire work, does it need the solid core wire to conduct the 6V better ?
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