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Old Oct 21, 2003 | 07:23 PM
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Ok.. here'* the deal. Had an ignition coil Go bad. Was in a bind, so the dealership replaced it. About 2 days later they go bad again.. makes a fluttering noise. I go home replace all 3.. and it works great..... for about half a day. Then the fluttering comes back. I've had some battery problems........ That'* the only thing i can think of that would help... Anyone got any ideas????
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Old Oct 21, 2003 | 07:54 PM
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What is the dis module. I'm pretty sure that my spark plugs, and wires are good. I just can't understand why it will work for a day.. then go to crap on me.
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Old Oct 21, 2003 | 08:14 PM
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So if the fire doesn't get back. It can burn out the a coil. My wires aren't old, but maybe when they get hot they don't carry a charge as well. I'll give it a shot. You don't think it can be a bad dis modual? And if it is... why wouldn't it screw up all the time.
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ok... i just checked.. and the very bottom coil... The very bottom terminal is not fireing. what does this mean. I'm thinking that'* the number 1 piston.
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Ok.. here'* the thing.. it was the same coil.. same spot. This is the third coil that has stoped working in this spot. They work when i first put them in.. then stop.. but i will do what you said tomarrow.
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how much does a dis modual cost, and how easy is it to replace?
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So it needs to be replaced if it doesn't fire after i switch... right?
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