J109 Igniters on ebay
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J109 Igniters on ebay
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2426323147
THese Igniters for 1st Gen RX-7 Ignitions are hard to find, and expensive if you have to buy them new, or used. THis guy has 10 or so left, but only lists one auction at a time.
THese Igniters for 1st Gen RX-7 Ignitions are hard to find, and expensive if you have to buy them new, or used. THis guy has 10 or so left, but only lists one auction at a time.
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Thats right, ****. Everytime i visit my local boneyard, i mean EVERYTIME !! i walk out with at least 1-2 sets.
For about 2 years , now. I have at least 18-25 sets of igniters. From all different year cars. I keep the sets - as - a - set, write the year,and inventory number on each.
For about 2 years , now. I have at least 18-25 sets of igniters. From all different year cars. I keep the sets - as - a - set, write the year,and inventory number on each.
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Originally posted by TEAM GO FAST
Thats right, ****. Everytime i visit my local boneyard, i mean EVERYTIME !! i walk out with at least 1-2 sets.
For about 2 years , now. I have at least 18-25 sets of igniters. From all different year cars. I keep the sets - as - a - set, write the year,and inventory number on each.
Thats right, ****. Everytime i visit my local boneyard, i mean EVERYTIME !! i walk out with at least 1-2 sets.
For about 2 years , now. I have at least 18-25 sets of igniters. From all different year cars. I keep the sets - as - a - set, write the year,and inventory number on each.
Hey are you the guy I bought those Igniters from? Mr. G is that you?
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No i don't think so. Why, do you need igniters. ??
$ 20.00 dollors a set, mailed to you, I also have other parts such as trim pieces ETC. I know 'new' are priced out of this world.
$ 20.00 dollors a set, mailed to you, I also have other parts such as trim pieces ETC. I know 'new' are priced out of this world.
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Originally posted by TEAM GO FAST
No i don't think so. Why, do you need igniters. ??
$ 20.00 dollors a set, mailed to you, I also have other parts such as trim pieces ETC. I know 'new' are priced out of this world.
No i don't think so. Why, do you need igniters. ??
$ 20.00 dollors a set, mailed to you, I also have other parts such as trim pieces ETC. I know 'new' are priced out of this world.
$20 a set? Man I wish I knew you a day ago. I paid $20 for one.
DO you know how to test an Igniter to make sure it is funcional? ALso can someone explain what the Igniter actually does?
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DO you know how to test an Igniter to make sure it is funcional? ALso can someone explain what the Igniter actually does? [/B][/QUOTE]
Look in a Haynes repair manual. It will tell you exactly how to test them. It is towards the back in the supplement.
Look in a Haynes repair manual. It will tell you exactly how to test them. It is towards the back in the supplement.
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Originally posted by erick1120
DO you know how to test an Igniter to make sure it is funcional? ALso can someone explain what the Igniter actually does?
DO you know how to test an Igniter to make sure it is funcional? ALso can someone explain what the Igniter actually does?
Look in a Haynes repair manual. It will tell you exactly how to test them. It is towards the back in the supplement. [/B][/QUOTE]
Doh! Why didn't I think of that.
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