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05-12-03, 02:15 PM
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best place to buy.........
i am in need to a couple replacment igniters for my 85 GS.and the prices i'm getting from the local parts store are outragous.
does any one know of a good cheap supplier?
does any one know of a good cheap supplier?
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yeah, the two little black boxes on the side of the dizzy. But no, you can't test them unless you have some very precise piece of measuring equipment that the haynes manual mentions but won't elaborate on. I would say "testing" them just goes as far as plugging them in and seeing if they work.
The actual part from the auto parts store if I remember correctly from when I looked at replacing them on my car was something like $315 canadian EACH
So a junk yard is your best bet. I picked up about 6 of them for $5, just told the guy they were relays for the windsheild wipers.
The actual part from the auto parts store if I remember correctly from when I looked at replacing them on my car was something like $315 canadian EACH
So a junk yard is your best bet. I picked up about 6 of them for $5, just told the guy they were relays for the windsheild wipers.
05-14-03, 08:37 AM
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But no, you can't test them unless you have some very precise piece of measuring equipment that the haynes manual mentions but won't elaborate on. I would say "testing" them just goes as far as plugging them in and seeing if they work.
But no, you can't test them unless you have some very precise piece of measuring equipment that the haynes manual mentions but won't elaborate on. I would say "testing" them just goes as far as plugging them in and seeing if they work.
05-14-03, 09:42 AM
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Originally posted by coldy13
WTF are you talking about? They are VERY easy to test. All you need is some wire and a 12v light bulb. It's a very easy test to setup, and the diagram is in the haynes manual.
WTF are you talking about? They are VERY easy to test. All you need is some wire and a 12v light bulb. It's a very easy test to setup, and the diagram is in the haynes manual.
but with a 14V bulb.no flashy flashy of the bulb
05-14-03, 07:07 PM
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well, you want some?
I prefer a money order, or a www.bidpay.com (just like a money order)
Peace out
I prefer a money order, or a www.bidpay.com (just like a money order)
Peace out
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OK heres what I did. I used 3 accel GM HEI moduals for a 76 chevy truck and 3 accel superstock coils. I used Jeff's wiring diagram and modified it. A guy on another forum helped with it. It turns out you have to reverse the wires from the pickup to the mod + to - and - to + to compinsate the timing diferance. But when it was all done it runs beautifully. It doesnt stumble at idle not even when cold. No backfireing or skipping and excellent throttle response.
From the other forum
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05-14-03, 11:17 PM
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Originally posted by coldy13
WTF are you talking about? They are VERY easy to test. All you need is some wire and a 12v light bulb. It's a very easy test to setup, and the diagram is in the haynes manual.
WTF are you talking about? They are VERY easy to test. All you need is some wire and a 12v light bulb. It's a very easy test to setup, and the diagram is in the haynes manual.
sorry dude, I was thinking of my S-10's HEI modules... they can't be checked without 'special' equipment to view the electronic waveforms... My mistake, but try not to take my head off about it
05-15-03, 06:21 AM
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Originally posted by 79+80+84_rx-7
well, you want some?
I prefer a money order, or a www.bidpay.com (just like a money order)
Peace out
well, you want some?
I prefer a money order, or a www.bidpay.com (just like a money order)
Peace out
05-23-03, 02:18 PM
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Originally posted by banditt2
give me an address to send it to.
give me an address to send it to.
ummmm?what he said.
toxic_d thanks for the info but i just need an easy plug and play
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