Ford Model T Restoration/Build | Part 27 Trembler Coils

In this video I test a couple of trembler coils to find 4 usable and then i replace the old condenser with new capacitor and then adjust the current output and finally fill with tar.
1927 Model T
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Have a fantastic T day

[@MrCorynick]

Silent films ended a long time ago. Explain what you're doing

[@hoophil]

Thank you, great video! I always wondered how to fix those, and you just made it possible!

[@OskarsCarsnStuff]

Glad to hear that, have a great day!

[@AGDemo]

​@@OskarsCarsnStuffWhat are the old condensers like the one you removed made out of?

[@akeosterdahl5037]

Kanon bra film 1,3-1,4 amp är perfekt Oskar...

[@OskarsCarsnStuff]

Ja, vart väldigt nöjd med resultatet

[@Chiaroscuro1991]

Just wondering if you ever clean the threaded posts and file the points … or replace the points with new ones. Seems like they would run even better with good connections.

[@OskarsCarsnStuff]

At the moment I'm satisfied with how they run my engine. That said I have only tested the chassis without the body, I might have to look in to getting new points in the future.

[@bAkewelle]

No glue in the crack on the coil box ?

[@OskarsCarsnStuff]

They sit tightly together in the coilbox and whenever they are taken out is because there is something wrong with them therefore I decided it will be easier to open again if I don't glue them together.

[@davesage9190]

What value Cap did you use.

[@OskarsCarsnStuff]

I ordered mine from Langs, item number 5009, or you can look at Snyders part number T-5007-CAP