I found my crane ps92 ignition coil is loose from the wound external windings like the epoxy decided it was done doing its job..
Can I just re-epoxy it or should I look at replacing it? I think this happened from excessive vibration....
Loose ingition e-core coil
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Re: Loose ingition e-core coil
Epoxy or sillycone should be OK. The HEI coil-in-cap E-core coil bobbins are usually loose on the core laminations and when installed the rubber washer holds the assembly firm. The coil core is the same as a winding in a solenoid, the pulsating magnetic flux causes it to vibrate on the core laminations.
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Re: Loose ingition e-core coil
Personally ... I use "Right Stuff" because after it dries it remains somewhat pliable and can absorb, not transfer, those vibrations.
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