Coils Interchangeable?? CZ70 and CZ3D

Do not understand, I see web sites sell replacement coils that list the CZ7,CZ6, and 3D as a replacement part coil.
But, can it be used safely with the CZ 70 PRO as it is not listed for it???

al cz's except cz6

Must be an error in advertisement. Indeed the CZ coils from the CZ6a up to CZ3D and all the model in between are interchangeable...Keep in mind the original CZ6 was a four pin molded connector and is not...

Thanks guys.

Tom, can you confirm?

Lets move on guys and gals....question answered by several and confirmed by Tom...

No such thing as a stupid question but why ask if you don't believe we have forum members with the answer...



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/02/2012 11:01PM by Dan-Pa..

I can confirm mastcard and dan-pa are 100% correct on this one but you can always follow up with fisher to confirm.

Confirmed.

Mascard and Dan-Pa are very accurate when telling you. Dan have you owned a CZ before?

Confirmed. Pretty cool Tom sometimes one word is all you need.

Honestly I can see the confusion of the original poster not being familiar with different CZ models and this forum certainly helps in many ways for many different situations.

Having used every CZ model from the original CZ6 to the CZ3D and every model in between try to help when I can...

Dan-Pa. Wrote:
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> What do want Tom to confirm that Mascard and
> myself know what we are telling you is
> correct...????
>
> Do yourself a favor tomorrow and call Fisher and
> get it from the horse mouth if you feel our info
> is incorrect....
That's what you get for trying to help, Dan.-----The question should have been posted directly to Tom if the gentleman feels other peoples knowledge/answers may be incorrect.

Dan-Pa. Wrote:
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> What do want Tom to confirm that Mascard and
> myself know what we are telling you is
> correct...????
>
> Do yourself a favor tomorrow and call Fisher and
> get it from the horse mouth if you feel our info
> is incorrect....

Oh, I forgot it is Dan Dankowski's Open Forum and you are Professor Emeritus CZ-3D.
So sorry!

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