DIY burnt out coil replacement
#76
hey guys.... just wanna ask you if it is alryt to put a stock ignition coils and put a mazdatrix wires? coz i have to replace my ingnition coils and wires.... does it matter to match different wires with stock coils? thanks... really new so i don't really have any idea....... thanks.. haha!!
If you attach the popular HKS-twin power ignition amplifier then the increased primary voltage that results in a vastly higher secondary (output) voltage means greater current flow through the coils & additional heat. heat that the tiny coils have trouble dissapating.
Remote mounting, heat sinking, ducted air across them & that may get some reliability from them.
REgards
#78
Hi, I bought RX-8 two months back and the CEL light was on display. Since I live in Pakistan there are no mazda dealers here and because there are few mazda's here I didn't had any choice and I had to take it to one and only garage.
The guy over there said that two coils are not working (coil B & D) so I chaged them. After a week I went to the track and later on that day I discovered that its showing CEL light again. I went to the garage and again two other coils were burnt but this time (coil A & C). I replaced them too and now i had all four new coils.
I've done only like 150 miles on them and yesterday it showed the CEL light again and I am quite sure that its the same coil issue.
I don't know what is wrong with the coil or is it some electrical problem with my car which is causing my coils to burn again and again
I'm using N3H1-18-100B coil and I have 03 RX-8
I've already spent like 650 $ only on coils.....please help
The guy over there said that two coils are not working (coil B & D) so I chaged them. After a week I went to the track and later on that day I discovered that its showing CEL light again. I went to the garage and again two other coils were burnt but this time (coil A & C). I replaced them too and now i had all four new coils.
I've done only like 150 miles on them and yesterday it showed the CEL light again and I am quite sure that its the same coil issue.
I don't know what is wrong with the coil or is it some electrical problem with my car which is causing my coils to burn again and again
I'm using N3H1-18-100B coil and I have 03 RX-8
I've already spent like 650 $ only on coils.....please help
Last edited by Taz Ismail; 01-08-2010 at 10:36 PM.
#83
I told them "you better put a gun in my head if you want to assault me". So I took my car back and now looking for doing myself. So any suggestion will be appreciate.
#84
If you clean off the plate & drill holes in it, then circulating air around the engine bay will assist in cooling this plate further.
The Series-II (08-10) had a minor solution where Mazda made a track along the plate to create an air gap allowing the circulating air to run down the plate & assist in cooling.
Either method reaps the same results. The cooler the coils, the longer they last.
REgards
The Series-II (08-10) had a minor solution where Mazda made a track along the plate to create an air gap allowing the circulating air to run down the plate & assist in cooling.
Either method reaps the same results. The cooler the coils, the longer they last.
REgards
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