I bought a coil with an intermittent cable connect with the intent of removing the circuit board for a coil adapter for maybe a Bigfoot coil. Well forget it! All the parts come off the board when it’s lifted. Pay the Russian guy (foxmd?) if you want to try this. I don’t know how he does it but I sure give up.
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Coil Adapter
- Thread starter bklein
- Start date
ironman200081
Active member
Ha! You made more sense of it than I ever could. I am sitting on an 11" coil with a broken wire for the past 3 years. I sent it to someone who said they could fix it, and it apparently sat on a work bench untouched for 2 years.
I want to be brave and bold and try to fix it, but I can't even use a soldering iron correctly.
I want to be brave and bold and try to fix it, but I can't even use a soldering iron correctly.