| Diagram | Fig. 6 — TIMING COVER, CONTACT BREAKER AND COILS · ref 36 |
| Subsystem | electrical |
| Listed in parts books | 1960–1969 |
SCREW COIL CLAMP 10-32X2L
A 10-32 x 2 inch coil clamp screw that secures the ignition coil bracket in place.
This is the small screw that holds the ignition coil clamp in place, part number 100104. It shows up in the catalog under the ignition coil and timing cover sections, doing the job of keeping the coil bracket snugged down against the frame or engine mount so the coil doesn't rattle loose.
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The catalog lists it as a 10-32 x 2 inch length screw. It's a simple fastener but an important one — a loose coil clamp lets the coil shift around, which can chafe wiring or throw off ignition timing consistency over the miles.
The catalog entries for this one span the mid-to-late 1960s. If you're replacing a lost or rusted coil clamp screw, this is the number to ask for at the counter.
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