Has any one used this on a distributorless ignitions system I.E. a car with a coil pack on each spark plug vs an ignition coil for all cyl?
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Should be able to tap into a signal wire, some googling and wiring diagrams on your specific vehicle should give you the answers you need
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I went with all mad distributer ignition box and coil. A lot of people have problems when running a HEI because the don't get a stronge enough signal to the EFI
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I have used Pertronix in a number of cars, including all 3 of my VWs. It will work with any coil that works with the normal points, and I usually use an original equipment grade coil available just about anywhere.
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I am using them in a '79 MGB, and completely satisfied. I looked on internet but cannot find your engine on NGK website. There are cross reference charts online however and you can put in plug # that are in your engine now. However I would call or e-mail NGK or Ultima website customer support for a positive answer! Regards, Jan
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This is a pretty universal system1) It comes with a very complete wiring harness, wouldn't worry about that2) it can be triggered by a magnetic dist signal3) Would think your coil should work fineRuns great in my 57 Chevy. Have fun!!
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Yes, I did. It is very easy. 1 bolt and unplug old coil pack. Plug new coil pack, replace and lightly tighten bolt to secure. Repeat steps for each coil pack.
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One per cylinder. I needed 8, they connect directly to the spark plug just as a spark plug wire would. This is a great design that makes changing coils very easy.
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I used these on my 2010 passat with the same 2.0 TSI engine without issue. When replacing the coil packs and plugs you should use spark plugs that are pre-gapped to the factory spec. I used the NGK PFR7S8EG.
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If you replace the distributor cap with a good quality cap with brass terminals (distributor caps with aluminum terminals are junk), get a good quality set of spark plug wires, this coil will help your jeep run better, because this is a higher out put coil than stock. You will also be able to open the spark plug gap another five thousandths of an inch, which will also help. (I increased the spark plug gap on my truck, and it seemed to help a little. You might want to try it, or not).
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Well you will break the plugs, what I find is this tool help to loosing the plugs, after you loosing them try to soak them overnight. Soaking works sometime. Trust me you will break some plugs, this is where you need the lisle spark plug extractor also. And please be very patient (do not use impact), I tried and this method almost cause me big money. Good luckps I changed my plugs at 181km, they were do this job was a three year put off, but I got it done thank god!!!.
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I know this is an old question, but to answer others the 3v version of both the 4.6L and 5.4L of any Mustang, F150, Van etc... all use the same COIL on Plug however that C.O.P. is different for 3v motors then it is for 2v 4.6L and 5.4L. Also note the 4v version of these motors also use a different coil then this 2v specific C.O.P.
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yes, remember its multiple spark under 3000 rpms ..i used to have run on after shutting my car off and that's gone ..never had it since i installed the box..also the idle is smoother,gas mileage improved as i opened the spark plug gap from .35 to .50 ...also, hit the key and BAM! starts right up too..i called msd and they told me the only difference between the al6 and the street fire boxes was that one said msd and the other said street-fire.. ;))
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Never has, It will run rough but not on certain cylinders sounds like a coil pack, plugs or wires to me
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Spark plugs, their gaps, and coil packs, have nothing to do with each other, other than being used in conjunction. It is like asking, "How much water pressure do I need to wash my car?" For the proper size and type plug, gap, and coil pack (none of which may even be used on your car!), you may find the info for free in your owner's manual (spark plug and gap info only) or at your local dealer or auto parts supply store, both online and brick-and-mortar. Good luck!
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I'm running just the stock Bosh coil. and it works great. Though Ive heard it's even smother with the petronix 41k amp coil Which I will soon be ordering.. hope this helps
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The coil is in the boot that slides over the spark plug. The number of coil packs you need are dependent on number of cylinders your engine has. You do not need to change all at the same time. Usual they fail one at a time but I notice they tend to start failing in multiples around the same time.
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Trey, not sure on that, but will tell you this is not a good spark plug. I installed on my scooter and lost power. I went to an racing import and it is much better. You can find it on here as well, it's like 19 bucks but worth it. Sorry cannot remember the name.