I have noticed that on some of my coils even though they will not fall off they need a little backing when putting on the coil charging clip. I usually just use the bull nose of my counter top to back the coil when I clip it on. If a coil gets too loose you can buy double back scotch tape between the coil to cover, or use small nylon ties to hold it on.
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Change coil charging clamp
- Thread starter JC99328
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