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1115263 ti coil question
Has anyone else seen these little holes by the threaded studs on a 263 coil? I know they reproduced these, but I never did take a good look at them. What were they for?
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Hi. To catch lock washers I believe:
https://www.yenko.net/forum/showpost...56&postcount=5 Cheers, Anthony |
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More accurately, the holes catch tabs on the small stamped steel guide plates that locate under the wire clips. The guide plates look to be cad plated.
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^ nice, thanks.
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Not all of the coils that had the holes used the metal pieces with the tabs that fit into the holes. I can't pin down when the change occurred, but the type used on late 60's cars didn't have the tab shown in this picture.
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^ thanks again for following up, photos always help!
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