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Re: Bad Coil Packs? [Re: ttreat] #397987 02/12/04 05:40 PM

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garym

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I agree with jmoser. Unless you have a commercial grade digital meter low resistances are very hard to read. As long as you are not showing a direct short (0 ohms) then you are probably OK. You might try clipping on and then heating the pack with a hair dryer. If it is an intermittent short the heat may cause it to show up.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Bad Coil Packs?	ttreat	02/12/04 12:20 AM
Re: Bad Coil Packs?	jmoser	02/12/04 01:31 AM
Re: Bad Coil Packs?	Anonymous	02/12/04 05:08 AM
Re: Bad Coil Packs?	ttreat	02/12/04 01:19 PM
Re: Bad Coil Packs?	garym	02/12/04 05:40 PM
Re: Bad Coil Packs?	uzombie	02/16/04 10:53 PM
Re: Bad Coil Packs?	Anonymous	02/18/04 02:05 PM
Re: Bad Coil Packs?	uzombie	02/18/04 09:29 PM

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