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its bulls*it i have blown 3 coils in 3 weeks the first time it just stoped in the middle of port rd had that fixed then it blew agen and i towed it home and fixed it myself found some water leaking on to it thought that was why it had blown but a week later and no water leaks its gone agen adleast it was still in the drive way no towing this time
i thought it could be dodgy earths i thave started taking them off and sanding the terminals i dont want to spend anouther $60 on it so it can leave me on the side of the road some were any ideas would be great its a XH 97 5 speed factory LPG resent work has been central locking new stepper motor (LPG s**t) and new oxy sensor dont recon any of those would do it tho cheers
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relocate the coil, thread about this about 2wks ago
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it could be the tfi module on the dizzy on its way out?
i have heard the sometimes when the tfi is crook it can cause the coil to fail? it might pay to get a new tfi module aswell.. |
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sounds like you have a big issue there.. does your motor get hot/overheat? it seems that the coils with metal brackets break when the motor gets hot as the brackets expand and crack the plastic casing. try only putting 1 bolt in and make sure that lil resistor thing is plugged in
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it never gets hot what resistor do you meen i only have the lead going to the dizzy on one side and the plug with 2 wires in it on the other side
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huggiebear |
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i believe there should also be a lil resistor or something that taps into the wires and earths onto one of the bolts
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cheers i will look into that think its a sat job
took a lot a real LOT of control not to lay into it with my steel caps at 6am i woke the hole house up and prob half the street with swering and door and bonet slaming
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uterus_someonehasmyname wrote: cheers i will look into that think its a sat job
took a lot a real LOT of control not to lay into it with my steel caps at 6am i woke the hole house up and prob half the street with swering and door and bonet slaming yeh i can relate to that... |
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huggiebear |
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i think most of us can... like when my motor wouldnt run at 1am after a full rebuild. ended up being the dizzy
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I had a similiar problem a while ago, the car just stopped on the highway, got towed home, fitted a new coil, it shat itself a week later. This time i replaced the coil and the TFI module, been going like a train ever since. The TFI can feed back into the coil and f**k it up. Replace the TFI with a new one, and all will be well.
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sooty72 wrote: I had a similiar problem a while ago, the car just stopped on the highway, got towed home, fitted a new coil, it shat itself a week later. This time i replaced the coil and the TFI module, been going like a train ever since. The TFI can feed back into the coil and f**k it up. Replace the TFI with a new one, and all will be well.
The TFI module can't break the Coil. All the TFI module does is provide the (PIP) signal for the negative trigger pulse for the coil to fire. It's not as if it's go pump huge amps into it and fry it. Heat stuffs coils and TFI modules. A faulty Hall effect pickup sensor underneath the chopper disk in the dizzy can cause the TFI module to fail also. Just relocate the coil somewhere where you can access it easily and keep a spare in the glovebox or boot. My coil would now take approx 2min to replace if it every fails again since I have relocated it. Cheers..
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huggiebear wrote: i believe there should also be a lil resistor or something that taps into the wires and earths onto one of the bolts
that will be the radio interference choke.
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huggiebear |
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oh ok... i knew there was something there.. a supressor?
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Are you sure the coils are breaking? I bought 2 second hand coils for my EA a while ago then just went and bought a new coil thinking they were all broken, turns out it was only the high tension lead between the coil and the dizzy... something worth checking?
My EA was just randomly stoping then wouldnt go until I put the new coil in, which was probably bending the lead and re-conecting it for a while... |
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Quote: EL__Fairmont Just relocate the coil somewhere where you can access it easily and keep a spare in the glovebox or boot. im not made of money i might as well be driving my old HG V8 ute at $60 a week + fule adlest it didnt break down all the time i would much prefer to find out why and stop it happening Quote: JWM
Are you sure the coils are breaking? I bought 2 second hand coils for my EA a while ago then just went and bought a new coil thinking they were all broken, turns out it was only the high tension lead between the coil and the dizzy... something worth checking? i put new leads on it at some point cant remember when but i have only had the car 2 or 2 1/2 years so not that long, how long are they ment to last? i will run continuity test over it any way
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