Bad coil pack not tripping check engine light
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You don't have coil packs lol. Well, -If your running a COP system , - get your coils on ebay, like chief suggests.
Last edited by jbrew; 12-20-2009 at 07:19 PM.
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I took the advice of the guys on here and bought the cops from Global. I will actually be installing them today. I had the same problem on my 4.6. I have replaced 3 in the last year and had a fourth go out on me last week. I sick of paying $250 a piece for parts and labor at the mechanics shop. It hasn't been so bad so far, although I'm replacing the inake manifold gaskets, so there is a lot of crap out of the way. Sure can't beat the cost if all goes well that's for sure. Best of luck to you. One question i have is can you tell which coil/coils are good or bad when they are off the truck?
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Humm i reminded of when we bought my moms 93 Grand Marquis, Paid 300 bucks. "needs a transmission". Got it home and took a good look around. Coil pack on the drivers side was dead, Replaced both, alonwith plugs and wires. Number one cly must have been dead for some time, i couldnt even see the tip of the electode it was gunked up with all sorts of deposits. Started it up and smoked like a train for a min but ran smooth as slik. And for safe measure dropped the trans pan and put a filter in and she drives just fine. She still drives it everyday. Had no engine light on. But i do suppose that is OBD1. Owell moral here, diogoinse before you condem something.