Wondering if anyone could post an image or give insight into the ignition coil setup. I replaced mine with an Accel... I also got a new resistor for it; which I'm hearing may not be necessary....?
Thanks,
B
Ignition Coil setup?
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Re: Ignition Coil setup?
what sort of engine mate ?
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Re: Ignition Coil setup?
Yep, some more details would be great :-)
True, depending on your coil, you may not need a resistor. Some (many?) coils have sufficient internal resistance, making the external one redundant. Best to double check in the specs of your electrical system (most manuals have this info) what the R is supposed to be, and you can measure using a standard ohmmeter/multimeter. For example, my GC 4G32 has a resistor as standard, but I use a coil with sufficient internal resistance, so don't need the resistor.
Good luck!
True, depending on your coil, you may not need a resistor. Some (many?) coils have sufficient internal resistance, making the external one redundant. Best to double check in the specs of your electrical system (most manuals have this info) what the R is supposed to be, and you can measure using a standard ohmmeter/multimeter. For example, my GC 4G32 has a resistor as standard, but I use a coil with sufficient internal resistance, so don't need the resistor.
Good luck!
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Re: Ignition Coil setup?
I'm going to say 4g32 according to this thread
http://www.sigma-galant.com/viewtopic.php?t=11003
http://www.sigma-galant.com/viewtopic.php?t=11003
Tim
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94 Montero SR
79 GE Sigma Wagon
76 Galant Coupe
92 Galant VR4
88 Fiji Blue Starion