Whats the advantage to upgrading the ignition coil in my 86 gl wagon? Ea82. I was just curious, i was reading on the 'online repair manual' thing on the 80s subaru website and they had a section on the thing. I was looking on ebay and i can get one for like 10 bucks, so if it does anything worthwhile, and it seems like an easy install, why not. So whats the point?
Thanks
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Ignition Coil question
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fauxden
, Dec 01 2009 10:43 AM
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Posted 01 December 2009 - 10:48 AM
From what I have read on the board here,upgrading the coil is a complete waste of time and money. And, can actually lead to ignition trouble down the road. Best to stick with a stock one.
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Posted 01 December 2009 - 10:50 AM
From what I have read on the board here,upgrading the coil is a complete waste of time and money. And, can actually lead to ignition trouble down the road. Best to stick with a stock one.
+1 this isn't the part to put any upgrade money into. you can search and read ALL about it on here, it's been discussed before.
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