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The strength of the Model A Club is the members! I was a member from 2002-2012 and after I sold my 1929 Tudor Sedan (big mistake) I dropped out. Now in 2024 as the 2 week old proud owner of a 1931 Coupe, I have rejoined and almost immediately needed big help in starting issues with my car. A...

Originally the pop out switch had the braided cable going to the distributor and a wire attached from the bat side (- ) of the coil. 2 other wires ran from the terminal to the amp guage and the car started. I removed the old switch and installed a Nu-Rex with 3 terminals, Bat, coil, acc. I also...

I’m not committed to going from the switch to-the terminal box I just want it to work. I didn’t understand that a wire was inside braided cable and ran to points. So reattaching a new braded cable by screwing into distributor what terminal on back of switch (Batt or Coil)would that black wire...

Thank you Jim and everyone for the help.

Thanks for the reply. So the instructions that came with the Nu Red switch says to run wire from junction box (was wire that was attached to original switch) to Batt terminal on new switch. So if I attach anew braided cable from switch to distributor and hook up black wire that is on one end to...

The original switch had only one wire [yellow] from terminal box attached to it and shielded cable going to distributor. Should I just run a wire from negative side of coil to batt terminal on switch any a second wire from positive side of coil to coil terminal on switch? Will this work or do I...

I Recently bought a 3 position Nu rex. Ignition switch that resembles the original but this one does not popout. My 1931 Ford has a single yellow wire that was attached to the original switch. I do not plan to use the Acc terminal on new switch. I hooked up yellow switch from my terminal box to...