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Coil pack--01 SSEi

Old 03-14-2012, 06:50 PM
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Default Coil pack--01 SSEi

Hi all,

Does anyone know what types of coils I have on my 01 SSE9i? I have found a Delphi ones and an AC Delco ones.....I know both companies make GM electronic 'stuff'....Don't see any markings on the original ones on the car..... Any thoughts?
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Take a look at www.rockauto.com you can look at the part numbers there.
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Either should be fine, just steer clear of the MSD coils. Overpriced and known to have issues on the SSEi'*.
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What are the issues with MSD and L67'*? Just curious is all.
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Weak spark under load.
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So, then the MSD issue isn't just limited to L67'*, the issue will crossover to L36'* because they both have the same ignition system. Correct?
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Not sure. Mine worked until I started getting the boost up there. Then I got real bad misfires under load.
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Default Thanks Dan---

always good to know little tidbits like that..... I'm a bit surprised though that MSD would be problematic.....always had a favorable impression of them.... But I learned a long time ago that all parts are not created equal and sometimes they just aren't a good fit on certain applications.....That'* one reason I try to stick with OE electrical parts.....I've seen too many issues with aftermarket and electrical.....
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OEM coils are the best. That'* what I use.
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In the 10 years that I have owned a 3800, I have only replaced 1 coil pack. But I have replaced more engines. LOL. Aint that right Dan. What engine you on now?
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