[KS] (2) ICM for GM external coil
04-28-2011, 11:38 PM
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(2) ICM for GM external coil
Need a couple of these for the parts/vehcle collection; don't care what brand. Aftermarket would be a bonus I suppose. Acell P# is 35362 I believe.
Let me know what you have and how much shipped to 66216.
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Let me know what you have and how much shipped to 66216.
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04-29-2011, 10:50 AM
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Re: (2) ICM for GM external coil
Lots of folks find the GM OEM ones to the most reliable. I've got a couple of those tested good $40 shipped to you. Get me your email for pics or other info
04-29-2011, 01:43 PM
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Re: (2) ICM for GM external coil
How exactly do you test them? I recently had an issue where my old IROC was frying ICMs, and all I could figure is that the coil was causing it to overheat somehow.
Honestly I was hoping for a cheaper price, as these would just be for the road trip toolbox, and I can get the Acell examples for less than $40 locally.
Honestly I was hoping for a cheaper price, as these would just be for the road trip toolbox, and I can get the Acell examples for less than $40 locally.
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Re: (2) ICM for GM external coil
Took them to Autozone and they have a machine for that. Often cause for overheating failure is lack of heat transfer compound on the bottom. Best stuff I've found is dinky tube of heat sink compound from Radio Shack. Okay, I'll ship you two for $35
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