Old Bally E-184 coil numbers and their replacements
Bally EM coils numbered E-184-xx were later sold under gauge-turns numbers, and the chart gives both: for example E-184-263 became AF-27-775/31-861, E-184-252 became BF-26-655/32-1245 and E-184-190, -241 and -265 all became AF-25-600/31-1000. Match an old coil by its winding rather than its number.
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Related tips
- House-numbered coils need the chart, not the number
- Bally coils with Midway cross-reference numbers
- Why a Gottlieb coil can't go in a Bally game (and vice versa)
- Reading coil numbers such as AE-22-1200-1
- Modern replacement coils differ slightly from originals
- Williams 1950s coil numbers drop the first dash
- Coil stops by maker
- Coil sleeves and plungers to keep
Source: Master Cross Reference Chart of Coils for Coin Operated Games (last edited July 25, 2016)