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> coil off 2.0l 6 on a 2.4l, could this cause my problem?
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post May 2 2008, 04:16 PM
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For those of you that know this sort of thing.... I put the coil off my 2.0l 6 onto the 2.4l. I would think they are the same, but I am just checking with the pros as to if that could be causing my problems.

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post May 2 2008, 07:33 PM
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Hey John, as I understand the systems they used (and we are talking /6 systems), the early cars '65 - '67? used a conventional point / coil system. The coil is fed 12 VDC with an internal resistor (Bosch Blue) or other cars an external resistor which drops the 12 VDC to about 9 VDC feeding the coil.

If you feed the conventional system 12 VDC it will burn the points, possibly the center electode of the cap, etc. And yes I did it many years ago and found this out.

The CDI system uses a transformer (not called a coil in the books). It is fed 300 - 400 VDC by the CDI box. Using a "Coil" from an earlier car with a CDI could feasibly overheat it and short the windings (pure speculation on my part).

Take this information for what you want ....
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