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10-08-2006 #1
Igntion problem
My car was running rough last night and when I took it home I turned it off and the next morning I went to start it it only turned over, so I changed the coil and nothing happened, then I ran a jumper wire from the batt. to the coil and it started up and then i took it off and put the original coil on and it started up again. WHY!?
.......oh and I dont know if this helps but I replaced the stock alternator with a 1 wire from powermaster and just left the everything else from the stock alt. unhooked.
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10-08-2006 #2can it be that the coil have pulled to much current through the ignition key and have burned some contact point?
you could try putting a relay in instead of pulling all the current through the keyHave Fun!
André
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10-08-2006 #3haha all it need was a new coil, i found out the Accel Super Coil was 5 years old and i put on the Blaster 2 and it ran fine.





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