Find Model T Ford Ignition Coil Tester with Precision Ammeter in Florence, Oregon, United States

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Model T Ford Coil Tester w/ Precision Ammeter for setting the critical 1.3 Amps @ 6 Volts required. Including instructions from Model T service manual

**Works with all Years of Model T's**

**Now with 120Volt AC to 6 Volt adapter included**

Here is a New Quality tool that will let you test and adjust any Model T Ford Coil and set that critical 1.3 Amp @ 6 Volts required by the model T Ford service Manual. It can check your spark plugs as well. Many times that old coil is actually still good by just cleaning and resetting the points. The tool is used for setting new points as well. Just slide your coil into the holder of the tool, Plug into any 120 Volt AC source, push on the red test button and if your coil is working you will see the coil points vibrate and the actual spark jumping across the brass terminals. ( using the INCLUDED instructions from the Model T service manual ) you can easily TEST or ADJUST the coil for the amperage required ( 1.3 Amps @ 6 Volts DC ) on the Ammeter. The coil in the image was a used non working coil, but by cleaning, adjusting and using this tool, the coil now works as well as new. The tester is approx. 10" x 7" x 3"

Notice the fuse protection + easy to read ammeter scale, and the adjustable brass terminals ( set them to .030 like your spark plugs or set them up to 1/4" to see if you have an extremly hot coil ) The coil shown in the picture and the spark plug DO NOT come with the tester.

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