HEI burning up ignition modules HELP!!!!!!!!!!
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HEI burning up ignition modules HELP!!!!!!!!!!
okay so the other day i started my camaro up, mind you a 454 carbed swapped car, just to keep it fresh. drove it to the gas station and it was missing something fierce hardly any power. so i replaced almost everything in the distributor, cap rotor and coil, besides the pick up and checked all the wires and still same miss. so finally after 6 modules im afraid to pay for another one just to burn up. im almost positive its a ground problem though because i notices out of no where my gas gauge started to work which it hasnt worked since i dropped the tank to paint underneath??? how could i fix this or what do you guys think is wrong??
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Re: HEI burning up ignition modules HELP!!!!!!!!!!
I have a bud with a 66 Chevelle, also burned up modules, until he bought a MSD brand module and hasn't had any further issues in months now.
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Re: HEI burning up ignition modules HELP!!!!!!!!!!
okay so the other day i started my camaro up, mind you a 454 carbed swapped car, just to keep it fresh. drove it to the gas station and it was missing something fierce hardly any power. so i replaced almost everything in the distributor, cap rotor and coil, besides the pick up and checked all the wires and still same miss. so finally after 6 modules im afraid to pay for another one just to burn up. im almost positive its a ground problem though because i notices out of no where my gas gauge started to work which it hasnt worked since i dropped the tank to paint underneath??? how could i fix this or what do you guys think is wrong??
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Re: HEI burning up ignition modules HELP!!!!!!!!!!
yeah thats the only thing i havent replaced how could that be doing it tho?
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Re: HEI burning up ignition modules HELP!!!!!!!!!!
If it's creating too much resistance,it will cause the module to overheat and cook itself.
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