firing orderand ignition module
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They are suggesting to remove the spout jumper. In my truck it is gray, not black.
It is 3/4 x 3/4 x 3/16 inch in size.
You will find it in the harness within a few inches of the TFI connector. By removing this jumper you prevent the PCM from controlling spark in any way, and the ignition timing will be fixed at 10BTDC In your case I don't think it will help, because it appears that your primary ignition system is working. But it is worth a try.
It is 3/4 x 3/4 x 3/16 inch in size.
You will find it in the harness within a few inches of the TFI connector. By removing this jumper you prevent the PCM from controlling spark in any way, and the ignition timing will be fixed at 10BTDC In your case I don't think it will help, because it appears that your primary ignition system is working. But it is worth a try.
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Dont buy anything from autozone
arrrgggghhhh
the mechanic just called me
my brand new out of the box coil was the culprit
so i spent 45 to tow and 45 for diagnostics and what did i find out
my 13 $ coil that was the first thing i bought when the POS wouldnt start
I am ****sed
arrrgggghhhh
the mechanic just called me
my brand new out of the box coil was the culprit
so i spent 45 to tow and 45 for diagnostics and what did i find out
my 13 $ coil that was the first thing i bought when the POS wouldnt start
I am ****sed
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thanks for confirming...
thanks for confirming we shouldnt buy from a#@!zone. many bad parts have passed thru my hands from there. sorry about all the wasted money you spent. im glad your problem is solved. and i also apologize for intruding on your reply threads... im new to the forum and got a little confused. happy motoring!
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