can a remote mount coil be mounted upside down?
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can a remote mount coil be mounted upside down?
i have a 1991 z28 TPI...i didnt think the coil had to be mounted right side up but am not sure. can anyone chime in and let me know?
mounting it anyway i want will really open up some options...
mounting it anyway i want will really open up some options...
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I have mine mounted upside down. When I put the HSR on the car, there wasn't any place to put it so I mounted it to the cowl,
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Originally posted by thirdgen88
That's right where the hood weatherstripping runs though...
That's right where the hood weatherstripping runs though...
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Originally posted by thirdgen88
That's right where the hood weatherstripping runs though...
That's right where the hood weatherstripping runs though...
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can taking the weather stripping off cause a problem with anything under the hood? like if it rains and some water gets back there?
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yes...if you're getting water coming in from behind there it can affect the dizzy possibly, the coil depending on where you mounted it, and whatever else electrical you have near there.
i dont plan on driving in the rain so i dont even have wipers
i dont plan on driving in the rain so i dont even have wipers
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not sure about your engine bays, but all of my electrical connectors are of the weatherpack style with rubber seals.
The only thing not 100% weathersealed is the distributor since the bottom ridge of the cap is the only portion that seals it from weather, but I don't see that as a problem.
I'll snap a shot of the engine bay from the drivers seat so you can see how open the back of my hood is.
My car is a daily driver and Virginia is by no means a dry state. It rains a lot here.
The only thing not 100% weathersealed is the distributor since the bottom ridge of the cap is the only portion that seals it from weather, but I don't see that as a problem.
I'll snap a shot of the engine bay from the drivers seat so you can see how open the back of my hood is.
My car is a daily driver and Virginia is by no means a dry state. It rains a lot here.
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