does this coil need points and condenser also
1052009
No points needed. This is fully electronic. Older Briggs may need the magnet polarity modified on the flywheel to work properly, though. Free service, just pay shipping to Briggs.
96410
I talked to msd and this will work without the mad box. Just remove your coil and wire it up. You also need the msd cap.
1572471
It shouldn't need to. We just replaced it for the fan switch. It has feed and feed through.
2007206
mine does as well.. I wouldn't plug it.. the condenser needs to drain the excess.
1874379
The whole point of a HEI distributor is to do away with your points and coil. All you need is a hot wire going to it so wire just like your old coil is. Negative for your ground and the positive wire on your coil would go to your distributor but take your old coil off. It turns your old point system into electronic ignition. Make sure you get the right distributor for your 350.
1052016
The coil I purchased was a replacement for the original, as it was obsolete. This coil is on my 8 hp B&S; motor and the motor has run well since installation.
786418
This is a ready to use unit. The wire coil is the temp prob. It's a solid ready to use unit
934180
shouldn't be missing anything...you need to flip that switch under the cover in the back to NG and get a 3/8" nipple for the inlet on the bottom of the unit. I'm not sure if things can break and cause more unless it's not burning correctly and need some cleaning
646618
The system works off of a magnet on the rear drive shaft so it works all on its own from reading the ignition feed from the coil. So nothing else is required.
735832
I have used Pertronix in a number of cars, including all 3 of my VWs. It will work with any coil that works with the normal points, and I usually use an original equipment grade coil available just about anywhere.
1847808
yes. the condensation from the air freezes on the condenser coils. it has to heat up to defrost when the condenser coils are frosted over.
507355
It will depend on the material they are mounted into. Even if you wind up with an issue, generally there is a work around. Before building your system look at all the fittings you'll save a lot of $. Wire is cheep. Its the fittings that add up.
1008840
Yes. I would purchase a 4 inch coil if I were you to supplement its current 8" and be sure to purchase a pinpointer. If you don't have the finances for both I suggest the pinpointer first. I didn't get one until just recently and it would have saved me many many hours had I bought it to begin with. Happy hunting!
1992919
Condensing coils: All of ours are 304 grade stainless because that is the only metal we allow the water or steam to touch. Heating elements: Because we are the only ones specifically designed not to boil dry, ours is going to give you a higher purity.
296505
It is supposed to but mine doesn't and the coils are freezing up daily. I am not happy w the unit
2155470
I did not need anything else. I had checked out the solenoid and water inlet to make sure they were working. (My local hardware store checked the solenoid)
1322357
Each coil is exactly the same. It can replace any coil no matter which is bad. Hope this helps!