Pinto Coil Connectors

[keith kelly]

Anyone know where I can get the push on connectors that connect to the ignition coil or advise on other methods of connecting?

[Kerry]

What does it look like?

Edited May 14, 2014 by kerry

[richyb66]

I think they push onto round posts on the coil. I'd solder a pair of flying leads to the posts and connect to them with spades.

[keith kelly]

I think they push onto round posts on the coil. I'd solder a pair of flying leads to the posts and connect to them with spades.

They are the ones. Fitting new ignition system but did not want to get rid of the old one until happy with it so trying to leave as is if poss. In the good old days I would just go to the scapp yard and cut some off but dont think there are any left in leicester.

[theduck]

Cut them off and use terminal blocks to reconnect util happy all is ok?

[keith kelly]

Will do if I cant find any but trying to keep loom intact and not hack it anymore than it is.

[richyb66]

Can you use a bullet connector sleeve crimped down onto the post at one end and put bullet connectors on the harness?

Edited May 14, 2014 by richyb66

[theduck]

That's a good idea actually!

[keith kelly]

Did that with oil light sender but dont think they do one big enough fot the neg side as it m6 size

[Guest erichetherington]

Try these

http://www.gsparkplug.com/shop/plug-leads-conectors-ht-lead.html

[tractor]

keep your pants on keith I will give you a hand as soon as I am back in Leicester for more than a few hours

[keith kelly]

You got a tow bar to fit!

[PaulF2B]

The scrap yards may have all closed in Leicester, but there is still a good one; Albert Looms, just off the A52 between Nott's and Derby.

The cars are all laid out in rows and you can wonder around as you wish, then pay for the bits on the way out, ideal for electrical bits and all those other odds & ends

They even have an online list of the current cars. http://www.albertlooms.com/