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Old 04-05-2006, 10:11 PM
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As you can see they are off a little, would this cause any issues and shouldnt they read closer than this? My other car is like 0.05k ohms off.
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should I buy some Series II coils?
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Check your primaries also. Any idling or power under load (in TCC lockup) issues? If not, they're fine.
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