Ignition Coils

[my69Z28camaro]

Does anyone know where in the CRG material I can find a list of the GM P/N for 1969 ignition coils or do you have a complete list of 1969 ignition coil for each Camaro engine?  I am trying to verify if my '270 is correct for my 1969 Z.

[1968RSZ28]

Ignition coils are not yet listed in the CRG research data.  You can do a "270 coil" search on the home page and lots of related CRG threads will magically appear!   

Paul

[68camaroz28]

Ignition coils are not yet listed in the CRG research data.  You can do a "270 coil" search on the home page and lots of related CRG threads will magically appear!   

Paul

And also Team Camaro! The search key can be most productive! And welcome aboard "my69Z28camaro" 

[my69Z28camaro]

I did some searching in the "Team Camaro" web site on this subject and the results found in a blog string showed:  1115298 - Z28 with flat hood and non-TI;  1115270 - LM1 & Z28 with ZL2 hood and non-TI;  1115293 - All other V-8's SB & BB with flat hood and non-TI

In another section of the CRG, it lists for TI coils:  1115210 - ZL1 and 1115207 - Z28


Do the members agree on these finds?

[BULLITT65]

270 is the correct one for the ZL2 hood, and 298 is correct for a flat hood car.

[z28z11]

Here's the Delco Remy catalog pages from Oct. '68. Note the distributor listings are correct, as are the point sets and other parts, but is only lists 2 coils to cover the entire engine offering. Interesting -

Hope these are readable - I had to convert from pdf to jpg and then downsize.

Regards -

[KurtS]

From broadcast sheets, in 69, there were three coils (probably 4 including L6 cars):
- Z28
- SB with ZL2 cowl hood
- All others (LF7, L14, L35 w/ ZL2, L48, L65, L78, ZL1) 

[JohnZ]

Here's the Delco Remy catalog pages from Oct. '68. Note the distributor listings are correct, as are the point sets and other parts, but is only lists 2 coils to cover the entire engine offering. Interesting -

Remember that those Delco wholesale/retail catalogs refer only to the part number of the coil itself; the part number shown in the Assembly Manual is for the coil AND ITS MOUNTING BRACKET, a "coil assembly".

[69Z28]

From broadcast sheets, in 69, there were three coils (probably 4 including L6 cars):
- Z28
- SB with ZL2 cowl hood
- All others (LF7, L14, L35 w/ ZL2, L48, L65, L78, ZL1) 

Hey Kurt doesn't the LM1 fit into the 'others' list? My survivor 69 Impala has a #298 on the coil.

[KurtS]

Should have added an etc.... Several other engines are not listed too.

[69Z28]

Kurt...Something I saw on ebay prompted me to ask. I always thought the 69Z28 only had the 270 or the 293. HBC has an auction going for a #298...check out the link. Is HBC correct? I always had the impression those guys were knowledgeable. Heck I have 3 or 4 #298's just sitting around. At $500.00 apiece I can buy my correct dated alternator then.


http://www.ebay.com/sch/6000/i.html?_nkw=298+z28+coil&_dmpt=Vintage_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&_rdc=2

[BULLITT65]

So if the coils are the same out side dimensions, internally were that that much different from one application to the next? I understand the different coil brackets for the ZL-2 hood, but why a different coil number? 298 vs. 270?

Also I see the 293 coil as well for 69 Camaros. why would there be a need to have so many different ones?