Coil Pack Compatibility
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Coil Pack Compatibility
One of my coil packs is testing funky and I've been noticing a slightly rough idle on the 95 SSEi.
I'm waiting on the fallout from the coil pack thread to make a decision on "permenant" solution, but I happen to have a set of 94 SE coils from my last car. Is it safe for the 95 SSEi to use them as a stop gap, or are they not compatible?
I'm waiting on the fallout from the coil pack thread to make a decision on "permenant" solution, but I happen to have a set of 94 SE coils from my last car. Is it safe for the 95 SSEi to use them as a stop gap, or are they not compatible?
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Originally Posted by willwren
One coil type covers all these:
92.5-94 L27
92-96 L67
95-current L36
The OTHER coil is 97+ L67.
So yes, that 94SE coil is identical to your 95 L67.
92.5-94 L27
92-96 L67
95-current L36
The OTHER coil is 97+ L67.
So yes, that 94SE coil is identical to your 95 L67.
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My MSD coils are now measuring fine both hot and cold after more than 2 years in the Zilla. Might have been a meter glitch. It had been in my cold damp trunk for 2 weeks.
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Originally Posted by toastedoats
does anyone know the difference between the series 2 L67 and L36 coils? I always thought they were all the same
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