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Old 10-16-2006, 12:55 PM   #1
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Repeated Ignition Module Failure ???

Here's the deal - 92 full size pickup, 350, TBI. I'm on my 4th ignition module in about a year. This most recent one is only about a month old. What happens is, I get an intermittent no start condition. Strange thing is that the first few times it happens, I can crank and crank and crank, but if I just disconnect the module, and plug it back in, it starts right up. Eventually I get to the point where this no longer works, so I pop a new module in and I'm good to go. I know the unplugging and plugging in thing would seem like a bad connection, but I have checked all the wiring several time, even run a second ground just to be sure. Another ting is that the truck never dies once it is running and never misses a beat. It's just somethig with the initial startup.

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Old 10-16-2006, 01:17 PM   #2
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check and see what the alt is putting out if there is too many amps they will blow , i had the same problem , i just put in a select one modual ,there expensive but it never blew after that
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Old 10-16-2006, 02:21 PM   #3
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Yeah, I'll check that. Just seems wierd that I can unplug it and plug it back in and that gets it to start again. It's not a fluke either, it is repeatable probably 6 or 8 starts before it quits completely.
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Re: Repeated Ignition Module Failure ???

How about do you run a second ground for the ignition module? I'm having some pains with mine and am looking for help.
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