I have a stock 283 Chevy engine that I am installing the PNX-1181LS distributor conversion, do I have to replace the existing coil with a Flame Throwe
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You don't have to but it would be a good idea to do the coil plug wires and plugs which would be a complete ignition system tune up. All Speed Customs
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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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First, change your spark plugs. Then you should read the codes, but they sometimes lie about which cylinder it is. To confirm the bad coil, you can disconnect the coil connector, and drive it. If it drives the same as when it is connected then it is a bad one. This doesn't work too good if more than one is bad.You could just replace all 8 and be done with it.
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The current catalog data from Motorcraft shows only the DG513 as the correct replacement coil for your vehicle. Bruce
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The difference that I could find in these coils should depend on the year of your F-150. The 140032 would be for a 2003 or older with a 5.4 2 valve engine, the 140033 would work with 2004 or newer which will have the 5.4 3 valve engine. Hope this helps.
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If you get sent the right coil, it should work. But they sent me a Toyota coil.
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not sure off hand but if you go to briggs and stratton .com and put the engine number in it will tell you what coil number to get
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No. Each cylinder has a coil, it will only misfire on the bad one, unless more than one are bad. I bought one of these to replace a bad, which I couldn't figure out until it got bad enough to throw a code.
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Yes, it will work for all of the FSI engines, with codes BPY and BWT. You should be running a BWT engine code, which is what mine is. Excellent set of coils for the price.
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I saw a exploded view of one disassembled but don't remember where. You might check the Smoke Stack forum. Lots of knowledge there. I have also heard of folks installing a different engine. I have seen 5250s with a Tecumseh and Briggs engines.
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Yes but you would have to change the coil pack depending on which one you had before
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Hi Gary, what I understand is it will work on any V-8 that has breaker points. As far as the coil goes I have been using my stock coil with no issues. I guess if you were racing your truck you would need a upgraded coil it depends on your usage. I use my truck locally for errands and joy rides. Gary you could also check our Pertroinics on YouTube they have a some good information.Good luck with your upgrade,Mark
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Sorry for the inconvenience. Based on the information you have provided us with, theses are NOT the correct coils for that vehicle. You will need 22448-1KT1A Coils (4coils). Please let us know if there's anything else we may assist you with. Thank you and have a great day! AutoPartPro
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Yes, I put this in mine and it works fine. If you're replacing this, look into replacing all 6 Coil Packs. The original coil packs and computer lack shielding from RF signal that can be generated by the coil going bad.
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No idea. I bought it because it is a direct replacement for an 2000 and up Camaro with an LS series V8 (LS1). Converted my 2006 Trailblazer SS LS2 V8 from belt driven fan to electric. Near perfect swap. Since ours engines are similar in size I would bet it would be compatible. You should be able to use any electric fan wiring and thermostat kit.
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older 2JZGE had a distributor and will need 6-wires. the newer 2JZGE come with coil-packs and will not need 6-wires. check your engine, if it has a distributor this will NOT work. if you don't know what a distributor is, please google
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You will need new HEI wires. From points to High Energy Ignition you need a better wire.