Anybody have this problem.
The coil was put on the car Jan 1 2001. I had put new MSD cap, rotor,
8.5 spark plug wires and plugs back in September.
I was putting on the MSD 6Al and went to remove the coil wire, it came of really easy
and when I looked at the coil I’m like what the heck is this.
I had to go out and get a new coil (stock).
I am going to call MSD and see what they say about this,
the stock coil had 129,000 miles on it no problem.
Ps I hope its ok to post pic .
If any body wants to see were I put my MSD6AL then go here
http://community.webshots.com/album/9790948KvxNAnfvXQ
[This message has been edited by Z_Ghost (edited February 05, 2001).]
The coil was put on the car Jan 1 2001. I had put new MSD cap, rotor,
8.5 spark plug wires and plugs back in September.
I was putting on the MSD 6Al and went to remove the coil wire, it came of really easy
and when I looked at the coil I’m like what the heck is this.
I had to go out and get a new coil (stock).
I am going to call MSD and see what they say about this,
the stock coil had 129,000 miles on it no problem.
Ps I hope its ok to post pic .
If any body wants to see were I put my MSD6AL then go here
http://community.webshots.com/album/9790948KvxNAnfvXQ
[This message has been edited by Z_Ghost (edited February 05, 2001).]
Banned
oh crap that sux a$$ man.
find an experienced TIG welder in your area. Have him cut away some of that plastic and either silversolder or TIG that terminal back on.
The break may be a fluke, or maybe caused by vibration. Using rubber insulators to mount the coil may cut down on the vibes.
Good luck
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*I do custom performance mods on Edlebrock Performer carburetors (dualplane intake mods in the works),
White 1986 Irocz, 305/383 with Edlebrock Performer-RPM intake and Performer #1407 carburetor, +110hp shot of crack, 700R-4 tranny, 3.25:1 rear, Mcreary Road-Stars, SLP-stainless 1.75" shortie headers & Y-pipe, single 3" Borla exhaust, Linginfelter-TPI camshaft part number 74216 pulls 17" vacuum solid. Cam specs 213/219 @.050 114-LSA, .462/.470 lift @1.5:1 ratio. MSD-6AL, billet distributor, multi-retard, blaster-3 coil, and RPM switch.
N/A runs 10.9 @124,
Crack-runs 10.3 @135
haven't run at track since Oct-99
find an experienced TIG welder in your area. Have him cut away some of that plastic and either silversolder or TIG that terminal back on.
The break may be a fluke, or maybe caused by vibration. Using rubber insulators to mount the coil may cut down on the vibes.
Good luck
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*I do custom performance mods on Edlebrock Performer carburetors (dualplane intake mods in the works),
White 1986 Irocz, 305/383 with Edlebrock Performer-RPM intake and Performer #1407 carburetor, +110hp shot of crack, 700R-4 tranny, 3.25:1 rear, Mcreary Road-Stars, SLP-stainless 1.75" shortie headers & Y-pipe, single 3" Borla exhaust, Linginfelter-TPI camshaft part number 74216 pulls 17" vacuum solid. Cam specs 213/219 @.050 114-LSA, .462/.470 lift @1.5:1 ratio. MSD-6AL, billet distributor, multi-retard, blaster-3 coil, and RPM switch.
N/A runs 10.9 @124,
Crack-runs 10.3 @135
haven't run at track since Oct-99
Banned
obviously I like MSD equipment, but I have beef with the company. Back in 1995 they (MSD) stole several engineering ideas directly from me that went directly into their now released Digital-7 box. No I didn't have the stuff patented nor do I have any legal leverage, but I thought that was pretty lame of them.
So I am interested to hear if they honor any kind of waranty for your coil.
please let me know.
thanks
So I am interested to hear if they honor any kind of waranty for your coil.
please let me know.
thanks
According to a thread in the Aftermarket Vendor Review section - MSD has exceptional customer service. I'd say give them a call!
Ken
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Ken
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Bright red 86 Iroc-Z Choo Choo Customs Convertible
A few free mods
ChevyKen's Camaros
Administrator @ ChevyWorld.net (Now in a BRAND NEW Design)