coil pack?
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coil pack?
So here the long story.
My turbos went out on my 93(the second turbo just blew up)
Oil went every were. Out the air filter and into the engine.(it was smoking a lot)
my car set for about 6 months while I bought parts.(fluyidine rad, single turbo kit. power fc, ect..)
got the car running. it smoked a lot and the second rotor didnt fire for like 5 minutes.(it was full of oil)
ran it for about a half an hour(just parked)
Changed the plugs.
ran 100 times better.(no more smoke ran good, just has a small miss every 5 second or so)
drove car for about a week. thought i would check the plugs to see how bad they were. thinking maybe there was still some oil in there when i put them in.
the upper plug on the front rotor looks brand new like it has never even fired. I checked the wire it looks good. (but will probobly replace it anyway), so i am thinking the coil is bad. do you guys think so and if so does any one have one for sale. or were should i get one.
My turbos went out on my 93(the second turbo just blew up)
Oil went every were. Out the air filter and into the engine.(it was smoking a lot)
my car set for about 6 months while I bought parts.(fluyidine rad, single turbo kit. power fc, ect..)
got the car running. it smoked a lot and the second rotor didnt fire for like 5 minutes.(it was full of oil)
ran it for about a half an hour(just parked)
Changed the plugs.
ran 100 times better.(no more smoke ran good, just has a small miss every 5 second or so)
drove car for about a week. thought i would check the plugs to see how bad they were. thinking maybe there was still some oil in there when i put them in.
the upper plug on the front rotor looks brand new like it has never even fired. I checked the wire it looks good. (but will probobly replace it anyway), so i am thinking the coil is bad. do you guys think so and if so does any one have one for sale. or were should i get one.
^^ To expand on what Garco said, the upper plug is the trailing plug. There are two separate trailing coils that work independently. So it's likely you need a new trailing coil, assuming that all your wiring is OK.
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