Re: [Chrysler300] Hot Coil

[whuff <whuff@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Ballast resisters are usually wound longitudinally on a porcelain or 
other such material core.  I don't think one could likely be shorted 
just due to the physical configuration of the wires.  In my 
experience, they open up rather than short out.

Bill Huff



At  4/17/200712:22 PM, pennsy300@xxxxxxx wrote:
>Just a comment:  might a shorted out ballast resistor, by always  delivering
>full voltage to the input of the coil, cause the  overheating?   McTaggart
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